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St. Peter's Anglican Church - Southport 83 Nerang Street, corner High Street, Southport, Gold Coast, Queensland 4215 Australia |
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MU Australia
The Mothers’ Union is a world wide organisation of women in the Anglican Church who are especially concerned with marriage, Christian family life and the welfare of children. Saint Peter’s Mothers’ Union (MU Australia) meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 10.00am. We have a small but active branch and meetings include worship, guest speakers, visits to gardens, picnics, social gatherings and business meetings. We participate in the World Day of Prayer and Annual Quiet Day held in different parishes in the Gold Coast. We supply Simnel cakes for Mothering Sunday and the retiring collection on that day goes towards Mothers’ Union projects. We also organise a retiring collection for the Saint Luke’s Nursing Chaplaincy (Spiritus). We attend baptisms and supply a cradle roll card and Gospel according to Saint Luke to each child and follow up each year with an anniversary card. For more information contact: Bev Blazely 55 732 605. |
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The Ladies’ Guild of Saint Peter’s meets on the second Thursday of the month at 1:30pm in the Undercroft. The Guild aims to promote friendship and fellowship in the church and to assist with fund raising to further the work of the church. The Guild organises a monthly card party which includes lunch and a craft stall. We welcome new players. The Guild is responsible also for providing church flowers and provide catering for funerals. For those ladies who enjoy sewing and craftwork, there is a separate group who meet on the first Thursday of the month at 9:00am in the Undercroft. New members are welcome to join us. For more information contact: Margaret Burns on 5563 1423 or Gillian Reuss 5531 1702.
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The Guild of All Souls is a group of Parishioners who intercede in prayer for the dying and for the repose of the souls of the departed and who promote the two great doctrines of the Christian Creed: “The Communion of Saints” and “The Resurrection of the Dead”. A Requiem Service is held on the first Monday of each month at 7.00pm. If you would like a loved one remembered at the monthly Requiem please contact the Parish Office (Ph.: 55 328 978)
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Music is an important and integral part of our Sunday worship in which the Sung Eucharist enhances the much loved and vital words of the Service. The hymns selected are both old and modern. For more information about our music programme at Saint Peter’s please contact: Graeme Robertson, our Music Director on 5502 7519 or email duronimo@tpg.com.au
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Study Groups/Alpha
Bible Study is an established part of life at Saint Peter’s, usually on Wednesdays at 11.00am. Alpha Courses are also held during the year for those who wish to explore the significant questions on the meaning of life. More Information on our Alpha project is at www.alpha.org.au
Sunday School
Sunday School meets weekly
for those between the ages of 3 to 12, excepting school holidays, Held
in the Undercroft of the Church, at 9.30 am. The school returns for
communion and other activities. The children to participate in Communion
and receive a blessing or Communion (if they are eligible)
St.
Peter's has a play ground where the children are welcome to play with
supervision. After Sunday School children have an opportunity to play on
the equipment, parents need to ensure their children are adequately
supervised. Leaders have experience in teaching, child care and
religious education. Prayer Groups This ministry of intercession is deeply appreciated. It presents a special opportunity for Christian ministry to people who are not able to be physically active or who are shy about doing things in public. If you want to be part of this ministry, or to ask for prayer for yourself or someone else, make it known to the Parish Priest. Nursing Home Visits Staff and church members regularly visit Nursing Homes in our area. A Communion Service is conducted regularly in each of the Nursing Homes that request our presence. Please contact the Parish Office: 5532 8978 Home Communions In cases of illness or infirmity parishioners may wish for Holy Communion to be available in their home. Our Clergy are only too pleased to be called upon to provide this ministry. If you, or one of your relatives would like Holy Communion to be celebrated in your/their home please contact the Parish Office
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