Gippsland Anglicans

08/09/2026

Registrations are now open for the 2026 Conference of the Movement for the Ordination of Women: Make No Mistake... God Calls Women!

12 to 14 November
Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
Canberra

All the conference information is on this website, along with a link to registrations.
https://2026mowdateclaimer.my.canva.site/mowconference2026

Movement for the Ordination of Women Australia

05/09/2026

🌟 Why Kids Ministry Matters 🌟

How can we better welcome children into our churches, support families and create spaces where young people feel they truly belong?

Join BCA 4 Kids Coordinator Rachel Dirks for a special training session exploring what is happening with children’s church attendance, why kids ministry matters, and how each of us can make a difference.

📅 Saturday 26 September
⏰ 9–11am
📍 St Paul’s Cathedral, Sale

Come along to learn, share ideas and discover practical ways we can bless children and families in our churches.

📧 RSVP: [email protected]

01/09/2026

🌿 The Betty & Michael Phillips Fund 🌿

For 25 years, Yarram Anglican Parish members Betty and Michael Phillips worked towards their dream of creating a Christian retreat – a place where people could find rest, reflection and renewal.

Although the retreat house was ultimately unable to be completed, their generous vision lives on.

The Betty & Michael Phillips Fund now provides annual grants to help Christians across Gippsland access or provide retreat opportunities and facilities, continuing the legacy Betty and Michael began many years ago.

For grant information and applications, contact Fred Wright:
📱 0412 963 310
📧 Email: [email protected]

30/08/2026

🌿 Called to Care – Season of Creation Online Study Series 🌿

Following Jo Knight’s inspiring address at our Anglican Schools Evensong and Season of Creation launch last Sunday, we’re continuing the conversation throughout September.

Join ACTinG for a three-part online study series exploring Jo’s book 'Called to Care: For People and Planet' and the important connection between our Christian discipleship, care for people and care for creation.

💻 Online at 7.30pm

🌱 Tuesday 1 September
'God’s plan for all creation & holistic transformation'
Led by Cath Connelly

🌏 Tuesday 15 September
'Naming the problem & listening to global perspectives'
Led by Dean Spalding

💚 Tuesday 29 September
'Tuning into our own calling & being part of something bigger'
Led by Jack Beamish

Everyone is welcome to join one, two or all three sessions.

To receive the Zoom link or find out more, email: [email protected]

29/08/2026

🙏 Please pray for the people of Nepal.

Devastating floods have swept through Himalayan valleys in Nepal and China, taking lives and destroying homes, crops, businesses and vital infrastructure.

As of 28 August, at least 389 people have died, hundreds have been injured and many more remain missing.

Anglican Overseas Aid’s partner, International Nepal Fellowship, is responding to the crisis, providing emergency shelter, food relief, safe drinking water and support for early recovery to communities most in need.

At this difficult time, we are invited to stand alongside the people of Nepal through both prayer and practical support.

🙏 Pray for those who have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods, and for safety, healing and recovery in the affected communities.

❤️ Donations will help provide shelter, food and safe water to those impacted by this disaster.

Follow the link to find out more and support:

Anglican Overseas Aid helps Anglican churches globally respond to disasters through strong partnerships, immediate relief, and disaster preparedness, including climate-vulnerable regions.

26/08/2026

🎬 Family Movie Night in Stratford!🍿

Come along this Friday 28 August for a screening of 'Minions & Monsters' at Stratford Anglican Church!

🕠 5.30pm–7.30pm
📍 26 McFarlane Street, Stratford
🍿 Refreshments provided
🪙 Gold coin donation optional
👨‍👩‍👧 All ages welcome – parent/guardian supervision required

Bring the family along for a fun Friday night! 🎥✨

25/08/2026

What a wonderful evening we shared on Sunday for our Season of Creation Launch and Anglican Schools Evensong at St Paul’s.

We were delighted to welcome Jo Knight, author of 'Called to Care' and CEO of Anglican Overseas Aid , who joined us for this special occasion.

Our Anglican schools also gave wonderful performances throughout the Evensong, making the evening very memorable. A big thank you to all the students and staff who took part, and to everyone who joined us in person and online.

🎥 Missed the event or would like to watch it again?
View the recording here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=seEudBBEFrI

📷 L–R: Jan Down (Chair of ACTinG), Jo Knight and Bishop Richard

20/08/2026

THIS WEEKEND! 🌿

Livestream link:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=seEudBBEFrI

Join us at St Paul's Anglican Cathedral Sale, this Sunday as we welcome Jo Knight, author of 'Called to Care: For People and Planet'.

Jo will join us for the Season of Creation Launch and Anglican Schools Evensong, together with ACTinG – Acting for Creation Together in Gippsland.

🌿 Everyone is welcome – join us in person or online.
Email: [email protected]

Come along and be part of this special afternoon of worship, reflection and encouragement.

19/08/2026

Upcoming event from Korumburra Poowong Anglican Parish

17/08/2026

THIS WEEKEND!

We’re looking forward to a special afternoon at St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Sale, on Sunday , as we welcome Jo Knight, author of 'Called to Care: For People and Planet'.

Jo will join us for the Season of Creation Launch and Anglican Schools Evensong, hosted with ACTinG – Acting for Creation Together in Gippsland.

Come along to hear from Jo and share in an afternoon of worship, reflection and encouragement as we consider how our faith calls us to care for people and for creation.

🌿 Everyone is welcome, with the event available both in person and online.

Please share the invitation with your parish, friends and family – we’d love to see a wonderful gathering at the Cathedral.

For more information, contact David Perryman at [email protected]