This morning's Gospel contains the stories of the Syrophoenician woman who asks for her child to be healed ...

"I set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth. And it shall come to pass....

'Sheep without a shepherd' is the text from Sun day's gospel.

Our Gospel reading this weekend is a story inside a story inside a story. The passage opens, “when Herod heard of it…”

On Monday we farewelled BGS student, James Tsindos, whose coffin paused at St Andrew's on its way to his funeral ...

This Sunday is the second Sunday after Pentecost. Watch the recorded service for the second Sunday after Pentecost here.

With the 7-day circuit breaker restrictions in place, there will be no gatherings or activities on church premises in the next week.

Although not a church festival, we wish a Happy Mothers' Day to all mothers and best wishes to their families if they are celebrating today

We launch our Organ Restoration Appeal on Friday evening at 6pm in the church ...

This weekend's reading is St Luke's version of the appearance of Jesus in the locked room following the return to Jerusalem of Cleopas...

This weekend’s gospel includes one of my favourite statements in the New Testament – Thomas’ response to Jesus ‘My Lord and my God’.

This Sunday we celebrate Australia Day, which falls on Tuesday. Australia Day is ..

This weekend we celebrate the second Sunday after Advent. The Gospel is from opening of the Gospel of St Mark - “The beginning of the ...

The servants in this morning's parable were each given talents according to their abilities. Each servant had potential - undeveloped skill

On the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, a minutes’ silence is observed and dedicated to those soldiers who died...

The wicked tenants: In the first century, if a landowner didn't have an heir, the land became the property of the tenants...

Deeply valuable symbolism is thoroughly embedded in two of Jesus’ parables, both of which begin, “A certain man had two sons.” ...