Worship Times: 9:30am with Communion

Questions about attending Holy Communion in the Lutheran Church?
‘Holy Communion is the true body and blood of our Lord Jesus
Christ given with bread and wine, instituted by Christ himself for
us Christians to eat and drink.’
Come to this sacrament:
- as a sinner who wants God’s forgiveness;
- as a baptised believer who trusts that Jesus died for the
forgiveness of sin;
- as a guest who humbly accepts what Jesus gives — his true body
and blood with the bread and wine;
- as a witness who gladly joins in this public confession of the
death of Christ.
Should you not wish to receive Holy Communion, you may remain
in your pew or come to the altar to receive a blessing - crossing
your arms to signify your intention.

Monthly evening services  - 4:30pm

The Winter Monthly evening service trial is now complete.

Watch the bulletin and web site for possible summer evening services