A new, all-ages service will begin on August 3rd and continue on the first Sunday of each month thereafter. Everyone is welcome to come along and help support this endeavor, and join us in the occasional sausage sizzle after the service, in the park
St. Peter’s Spring Jumble Sale will take place on Saturday, 20 September.
This much-anticipated annual event offers an opportunity for everyone to "repurpose" some of our least-used items.
What's that old expression, "one person's least used items is another person's treasure" (approximately!!)
Please mark the date in your diary and put aside your donations until a date to be advised. Please note, regretfully, we are unable to accept clothing, books, CDs, DVDs, large furniture or electrical items this year.
A list is available in the Narthex for those who can volunteer in some way and for further information, please reach out to:
Di Thatcher 0409 846471 or Rhonda Mackenzie-Mowle 0428473 438.
Easter Sunday Services - as normal - 7:30am and 9:30am
Easter Stall to run after regular Service
AGM Sunday’s 1 service only time will be 8:30am to be followed by the AGM meeting
The upcoming Parish Annual General Meeting is due on the 23/02/2025 - 10am
Nominations to be called for positions of
* Churchwarden
* Parish Nominator
* Parish Councilor
Nominations to be submitted via ballot box located in the Narthex by Sunday the 16 February 2025
Members of AMUA Branch on Bribie would be delighted if you could join in for the dedication of the
Red Rose foundation Red Bench at Cooinda on Saturday the 1st of February at 2pm
Followed by Afternoon Tea
The upcoming Parish Annual General Meeting is due on the 23/02/2025 - 10am
Nominations to be called for positions of
* Churchwarden
* Parish Nominator
* Parish Councilor
Nominations to be submitted via ballot box located in the Narthex by Sunday the 16 February 2025
Christmas Services for 2024 beginning with Blue Christmas Saturday the the 21st of December
A Blue Christmas Taize-inspired service includes reflective music, prayers, readings, and scripture relevant to suffering loss and to Advent (a time of waiting for hope to arrive). It acknowledges God’s presence for those who mourn and for those who struggle.
Taizé is a service of Christian worship practised by the ecumenical Taizé community in France. It is characterised by repetitive singing of simple harmonised tunes, often in various languages, interspersed with readings, prayers, and periods of silence.
All are Welcome!
Christmas Services for 2024 beginning with Blue Christmas Saturday the the 21st of December
2024 Christmas Luncheon. Entry by Ticket only. Tickets available on Sundays after worship or via the Office on 07 3408 3191
Christmas Stall will be running after the combined service at 10:30am
Come and Join us in a Taizé Inspired Service.
Taizé is a service of Christian worship practised by the ecumenical Taizé community in France. It is characterised by repetitive singing of simple harmonised tunes, often in various language, interspersed with readings, prayers, and periods of silence.
All are Welcome!
Invite a Friend!
‘Sharing Songs and Stories of Faith & Hope’
Where: St Peters Anglican Church Bribie Island
10 Banya Steet Bongaree
Date: 16 November 2024. Time: 2 p.m.
Ticket Price: $20 each
Tickets are available for sale at the church or by calling
the office on 34083191. No tickets will be sold at the door.
Cakes, Pickles,
Jams, Plants, Clothing,
Craft Items,
Kitchen Ware, Books and CDs,
Décor,
Prints
Lots of Odds & Ends
SAUSAGE SIZZLE
Come and Join us in a Taizé Inspired Service. Taizé is a service of Christian worship practised by the ecumenical Taizé community in France. It is characterised by repetitive singing of simple harmonised tunes, often in various language, interspersed with readings, prayers, and periods of silence.
All are Welcome!
Invite a Friend!
At St Peter’s we meet to worship on custodial land of the oldest living civilisation in the world. We pay our respects to Gubbi Gubbi people and their Elders, past, present and emerging, for they hold the hopes, dreams, traditions and cultures of Aboriginal Australia. We acknowledge and respect their spiritual connection to country and their stewardship of the land that now sustains us all.
