Bishop Ian blesses the Op Shop extension.  We now have an all weather, secure space between the Op Shop and the storage room
Farewell to Loretta as she and James set sail for the big smoke.  We will miss you.
Welcome Anwar your journey had commenced
Farewell High Tea for Revd Ann.  Check out the past and present Clergy

Today was the last service for our much loved Deacon Revd Ann Frost, she is now officially retired. 

Much love and blessings from us all.


THE HUB IS NOW ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY'S

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COMMUNITY HUB FLYER MANY THANKS TO LORRAINE 
THE BIRTHDAY GIRL TURNS 80​
MORNING TEA IN THE WINTER SUNSHINE
AT HOME WEARING RED OR REDDISH FOR PENTECOST SUNDAY 
PARISHIONER RAY FROST TURNED 90 ON FRIDAY 8th May
WEDNESDAY DISCOVERY GROUP PRACTISING SOCIAL DISTANCING WHILE SINGING HAPPY
BIRTHDAY

​Today day we thanked Maxine (running the craft group) and Judy (Thursday
haircuts) for their many years of service.  Well done ladies.
How beautiful is this, our Altar taken at last night's Carol Service. 
Nativity by Lorraine, styled by Lyn, service by Hugh and Annette 10/10

Mary's surprise 90th birthday.  Happy Birthday Mary you are a champion

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                  PENTECOSTE  2019
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Ladies Fellowship Afternoon





May saw us hold our first ladies only function for the year.  A High Tea was held in St Elizabeth's Common room for the ladies of the Parish.

Our Deacon, Revd Ann Frost was our guest speaker.  She spoke about her  years working on the PNG mission fields plus snippets of her married life on an isolated plantation in PNG.      A wonderful women who has lived an amazing life.

It was a great afternoon of fellowship, everyone enjoyed both the afternoon tea and Ann's talk.
Thank you to Lyn for coordinating this event.



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                          The Season of Lent


This year the Communion Table will be central to the congregation and placed on it will be symbols to help us focus on our journey through the Lenten Season. 

These symbols represent our journey as follows:

The Crown of Thorns - the humiliation of Christ at his trial.

The red cloth - his blood shed for us.

The cross of crucifixion.

The bowl, towel and jug - Jesus' role as the Servant King.

The Cup and paten - his body and  blood

The palms of his entry into Jerusalem.

The nails used to inflict pain at this crucifixion.

The hands of prayer - the prayers of Christ both for his disciples and also his own prayers in the garden of Gethsemane.

Summer in Bunbury, Cloud showing us how to keep cool.  Thanks to Cannon Photograph
Season of Christmas 2018 
Season of Advent 2018
​Thank you ​Morning Tea for Dulcie, Revd Jenny, Fr Kevin and Anne who have retired from Ministry after many years of service