St George's Hurstville Anglican Church in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia | Community centre

St George's Hurstville Anglican Church

Locality: Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9580 1482

Address: Corner of The Avenue and Forest Rd 2220 Hurstville, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.stgeorgeshurstville.org.au/

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25.01.2022 From a mate about an amazing work that is being done in SA.

24.01.2022 Another perspective worth considering as well.

23.01.2022 Special day today - confirmation service. You can follow it in this order of service.

23.01.2022 For us participating via Zoom, please download the latest version and update of Zoom before tomorrows Sunday Service. Otherwise, you may have issues with logging on. God bless.

23.01.2022 Order of service for today, 6 September. Happy fathers day to dads and granddads.

22.01.2022 Dear friends, looking forward to be with you at church today. This is the order of service.

22.01.2022 Order of Service today.

22.01.2022 As restrictions are being eased. This is a good time to reach out to those who might be struggling with isolation and loneliness. This is a helpful resource (around 4 minutes).

22.01.2022 If perpetrators were repentant, forgiveness would come more easily. But too often they are not. And so both victim and perpetrator are imprisoned in the auto...matism of mutual exclusion, unable to forgive or repent and united in a perverse communion of mutual hate. - Volf In Miami when the protesters approached the police officers knelt and asked for their forgiveness. People began crying and embracing one another. Humble confession of sin opens the door to forgiveness and hopefully reconciliation. May we see more of this in our world.

21.01.2022 Heres a letter updating you on whats happening with in-person church and why.

20.01.2022 As Berala Public School celebrates "R U OK" tomorrow, it's good to be looking out for, and caring for people in "survival" mode. Why not check out "The Depress...ion Project" and a daily strategy to help fight depression? https://thedepressionproject.com/daily-strategies (Thanks Will Mitchell for the link)

19.01.2022 Today in History - A Glimpse into CIM/OMF Missionaries who Lost Their Lives in 1900 - (1900) Mr. & Mrs. Peter Alfred Ogren were from Sweden.... They laboured six years in areas beyond the Great Wall. In the spring of 1899 this young couple set up a mission station at Yung-Ning, Shanxi and joined the CIM team about a year later. From Mid-July of 1900, this family of three experienced much suffering and humiliation during three months of fleeing imprisonment and cross-examination. Peter Ogren died of multiple wounds and starvation on Oct 15th in Pingyang at the age of 26. Mrs. Ogren nursed their dying son back to life and gave birth to a baby girl in early December. Peter Alfred Ogren189919001900710152612 Starvation had worn him to mere skin and bone. I do not know how many bed-sores he had; and one deep spear wound had not yet healed. There was a sort of poor comfort in thinking that his body would never again suffer torture at the hands of Boxers. (Mrs. Ogren’s reflection when cleaning her husband’s body for burial) https://www.facebook.com/OMFTaiwanhome/ ## #omfhk

19.01.2022 As an experienced humanitarian worker, I have been analysing news and NGO reports for a sense of how COVID-19 is impacting the world. Its a shocking picture. T...he United States is nearing 100,000 deaths. Overwhelmed gravediggers in Kano, Nigeria, counter government claims there of low death tolls. Desperate health officials across Latin America report health systems on the verge of total collapse. Patients fight for their lives next to body bags in Mumbais hospital wards. Birthing mothers in Addis Ababa are turned away from maternity clinics because they cannot supply their own PPE. Doctors Without Borders is running the only covid clinic in the bombed out capital of war torn Yemen. Indigenous peoples in the Amazon basin are in grave danger of being quite literally wiped out. Millions of slum dwellers, packed into unhygienic shanties, feel like sitting ducks. Migrant labourers daily wages have totally dried up. Refugees fleeing conflicts face closed borders. Victims of sex trafficking are further hidden by lockdowns. Children, who may be less vulnerable to the virus, are now most at risk of the hunger and poverty it is unleashing. We must remember that this crisis doesnt end for anyone, until it ends for everyone.

19.01.2022 Todays order of service. The first section in the blue box talks about the different ways we can engage in our church services. We are encouraging all of us to be benefited by "churching" together whether through coming in person or watching with others online or in a small group. We have changed (and hopefully improved) our pre-registration system. Please register each time you want to come in person onto our church grounds. When weve reached capacity, the form will disp...lay " FULL" for the relevant gathering. At the moment, theres still space for Sunday 4pm however weve reached capacity for 9:30am. Thanks for understanding. If youve received your membership card, please remember to bring it with you as you sign-in. Also, well have a question and answer session after the sermon on the topic of church (or anything you want). Please send in your questions to 0403191552.

17.01.2022 A prayer for Lebanon after the terrible explosion in Beirut. #pleasepray #pray

15.01.2022 Dear friends and family of St Georges, this it he latest information on in-person church this weekend.

15.01.2022 Were kick-starting our prayer campaign for Term 3. Today, let us pray for our SRE teachers as they prepare to return to schools - for wisdom and creativity in lesson planning, and for smooth re-entry into classes.

15.01.2022 'The Son of man has come to seek and save the lost.' If you feel a little lost, come and meet Jesus this morning.

12.01.2022 Join us for our Palm Sunday service today, as we prepare to remember the most important thing that has happened.

12.01.2022 From my Archbishop Glenn Davies on the events of this week, The needless death of George Floyd is an outrage and an injustice that needs to be addressed. Well said

10.01.2022 Weve already seen COVID-19 spread in choirs abroad. We recommend singing groups meet virtually for now.

10.01.2022 Order of service for today.

10.01.2022 Deeply distressing news for our South Sudanese sisters and brothers. We join their prayers/we join their tears. https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2020/14-august/news/world/gunmen-kill-dean-and-set-fire-to-cathedral-in-south-sudan?fbclid=IwAR0j64T4yt6c5cLIuMKpVTg8RDlioAEkI3JiAAU381OTGtlLoUVvzJicMzQ#.XzniapYbmf0.facebook

10.01.2022 Order of Service for this morning

09.01.2022 Happy Easter to all of you. Today is Good Friday because God has made a way for all our shame and guilt to be washed clean. We'd love for you to join us to reflect on this this morning and on Sunday morning. 21 For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. 2 Corinthians 5:21

09.01.2022 The order of service for today.

09.01.2022 Order of service for tomorrow

08.01.2022 Is this how youre feeling? Youre not alone.

08.01.2022 One of the most beautify stories in the Bible - the story of prodigals. Join us in person or online as we study this this morning.

08.01.2022 Heres exactly what it feels like to have anxiety, and what never, ever to say to someone who is suffering

06.01.2022 This is a good addition to help those of us who want to think carefully about a complicated issue. https://www.abc.net.au//a-covid-19-vaccine-accep/12566494

05.01.2022 Here’s the order of service for this Sunday. The order of service is also available on YouVersion. You can view it here: https://bible.com/events/41528304 or alternatively through the Youversion bible app > more > events > St George’s Hurstville Anglican Church :)

05.01.2022 Friends, we are remembering the Reformationm at church today. This is the order of service.

05.01.2022 Following Jesus involves total surrender. And a surrendered life is a life a life of prayerfulness. Please come and join us to see the difference that Jesus makes.

05.01.2022 Order of service today. We're starting a new series on the book of Hebrews titled 'True Grit'. What you need for the long haul.

04.01.2022 Today is National Sorry Day. National Sorry Day came from one of the recommendations from the Bringing them Home Report released in 1997. Today is the day on th...e nations calendar where we remember the Stolen Generations. "And every morning as the sun came up the whole family would wail. They did that for 32 years until they saw me again. Who can imagine what a mother went through? But you have to learn to forgive." - Inscription at Colebrook Blackwood Reconciliation Park There was my Mother still down on her knees, the scene that I saw broke my heart as though somebody has pierced my heart with a sharp knife, Mother down on her knees and Granny frail old woman put her arms around her Daughter trying to comfort her both crying, tears streaking down my cheeks as we drove away, and that scene has remained with me as I was growing up, it was the last time Ive seen them and they were never to be seen again. - Connie Cole

04.01.2022 We begin a new series on the fruit of the Spirit. Hope to see you at church this morning.

02.01.2022 Today in History - A Glimpse into CIM/OMF Missionaries who Lost Their Lives in 1900 - (1900) Mr. & Mrs. Peter Alfred Ogren were from Sweden.... They laboured six years in areas beyond the Great Wall. In the spring of 1899 this young couple set up a mission station at Yung-Ning, Shanxi and joined the CIM team about a year later. From Mid-July of 1900, this family of three experienced much suffering and humiliation during three months of fleeing imprisonment and cross-examination. Peter Ogren died of multiple wounds and starvation on Oct 15th in Pingyang at the age of 26. Mrs. Ogren nursed their dying son back to life and gave birth to a baby girl in early December. Peter Alfred Ogren189919001900710152612 Starvation had worn him to mere skin and bone. I do not know how many bed-sores he had; and one deep spear wound had not yet healed. There was a sort of poor comfort in thinking that his body would never again suffer torture at the hands of Boxers. (Mrs. Ogren’s reflection when cleaning her husband’s body for burial) https://www.facebook.com/OMFTaiwanhome/ ## #omfhk

01.01.2022 As Berala Public School celebrates "R U OK" tomorrow, its good to be looking out for, and caring for people in "survival" mode. Why not check out "The Depress...ion Project" and a daily strategy to help fight depression? https://thedepressionproject.com/daily-strategies (Thanks Will Mitchell for the link)

01.01.2022 Order of service for this morning