Regular services

We meet to worship God, to pray and sing together, to hear from the Bible and to share in Holy Communion, on Sundays and during the week. You are welcome to join us at any of our services.

The following COVID-safe practices are currently in place:

  • Everyone is asked to sign in on arrival, using the Victorian Government’s QR code system, or otherwise by writing your name and phone number on a paper list. These details will be retained for 28 days and will only be used for the purpose of contact tracing if requested by health officials.
  • Everyone is welcome, but please consider your own wellbeing in deciding to attend, especially if you are already at higher risk of becoming ill.
  • If you are at all unwell (cough, cold, runny nose, temperature, sore throat), or have been in close contact with someone who is unwell, please stay at home.
  • Everyone will be asked to apply hand sanitiser on arriving and leaving.
  • Masks are encouraged at any time when you cannot maintain 1.5m separation from others.
  • There should be no shaking of hands or physical contact.

Sunday services

7:45am  Holy Eucharist (St Eanswythe’s)  a communion service with no music
8:45am Holy Eucharist (St Clement’s)  a communion service with hymns, and Sunday School for children
10:30am  Sung Eucharist (St Eanswythe’s)  a communion service with hymns and other parts of the worship set to music, and Sunday School for children
1pm  Te Hakari Tapu (St Eanswythe’s)  a communion service in Maori and English

We share morning tea after the 8:45 and 10:30 services, and lunch after the 1:00 service.
On the first Sunday of each month we share brunch after the 8:45 service.

Weekday services

Wednesday 9:30am Holy Eucharist (St Clement’s) followed by morning tea
Thursday 10am Holy Eucharist (St Eanswythe’s) followed by morning tea

Morning Prayer is usually said on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 9am and on Wednesday at 8am, in the Lady Chapel at St Eanswythe’s.

A Service of Healing and Wholeness is held at 1pm on the first Friday of each month, at St Eanswythe’s. The service includes the offer of individual prayer for anyone who would like it.