WORSHIP AT ALL SAINTS
There are three distinct communities that gather to worship on Sunday at the following times:
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HOLY COMMUNION
SUNDAY at 8:00am 
This is a quiet, traditional, said service with no music or hymns.
The priest is robed in alb & chasuble. A short address is given. This short service lasts for about 40 minutes. |
FAMILY COMMUNION
SUNDAY at 9:00am 
This is an less formal communion service has a more contemporary feel. It is more participatory and inclusive in style enjoyed especially by families and children. It is set to more modern hymns accompanied by piano or organ. Typically, the service begins with everyone gathered around the font. It's here that we open with prayer and ask for God's forgiveness. The focus then shifts we move to regroup around the altar to hear God's word and to reflect on the gospel for the day. People are encouraged to make comment or ask questions as together we seek to explore the scriptures. Communion is made in the round as we are gathered around the altar. This community gathers afterwards at the back of church for morning tea. |
TRADITIONAL MASS
SUNDAY at 10.30am 
This is a weekly opportunity for those who enjoy traditional Anglo-Catholic liturgy to celebrate the sung Eucharist. Our worship is accompanied by our world-class organist and Music Director, Mr Ken George. The priest wears a traditional alb & chasuble. Incense is used on the second,fourth (and any fifth) Sundays to enhance the multi-sensory style of worship. This community gathers afterwards at the back of church for morning tea. |
FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
at 10:am 
On each first Sunday of the month a single combined service is held at 10am. It's here that the parish join together in one celebration. The service has a traditional feel to it using Order 2 from 'A Prayer Book For Australia' The hymns are sometimes more contemporary. Morning tea is served at the back of church following this service |
HOLY COMMUNION
WEDNESDAY at 10:00am 
This is a quiet, traditional, said service with no music or hymns. This service takes place at the side chapel altar. The priest is robed in alb & chasuble. This short service lasts for about 30 minutes. |