Anglican Parish of the Otways in Apollo Bay, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Anglican Parish of the Otways

Locality: Apollo Bay, Victoria

Phone: +61 488 433 023

Address: 25 Nelson Street 3233 Apollo Bay, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.otwayanglicans.com

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23.01.2022 Christmas Service times. Christmas Eve 5pm and 11pm, Christmas Day 10am. All Welcome. To ensure a seat ring Rev Jenny on 0488 433 023

23.01.2022 A Requiem Mass will be held on Wednesday July 1st for the late Jean Ash at St Aidans Apollo Bay 10am. If you would like to attend please ring Rev Jenny on 52376615.

23.01.2022 Here is the sign we had planned to display out the front of St Aidans to let all our wonderful dads,uncles and significant men in our lives know that they are loved and valued. Unfortunately the wind decided the sign needed displaying in Antarctica and destroyed it trying to untie it from the railing! So no sign but we do wish those wonderful men in our lives a very happy Fathers Day. God bless.

23.01.2022 God of love and liberty, We bring our thanks today for the peace and security we enjoy. We remember those who in time of war faithfully served our country. We pray for their families, And for ourselves whose freedom was won at such a cost.... Make us a people zealous for peace, And hasten the day when nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither learn war anymore. This we pray in the name of the one who gave his life for the sake of the world: Jesus Christ, our redeemed. Amen. See more

23.01.2022 Yesterday the Bishop sent out correspondence to all dNews recipients informing them that given the current COVID-19 restraints in certain shires within our Dioc...ese he has asked the parishes/parochial districts of Woady Yaloak, Colac, The Otways and West Moorabool to discontinue face to face Church Services for the next three weeks... full text below. [START] Dear Colleagues in Ministry, Since yesterdays dNews, the Premier has announced the tightening of some restrictions in order to try and stop the spread of COVID-19 in Victoria. In Moorabool, Colac Otway, and Golden Plains Shires, all residents are required to refrain from visiting other persons in their homes. I think it is best that we should cease conducting public worship in churches within these shires at this time. This will affect the parishes of Colac, The Otways, Woady Yaloak, and West Moorabool. This matter will be reviewed in three weeks time. I hope that parish priests in these areas will continue to provide some worship opportunities for the people they serve. Yesterdays dNews had a new range of Table Services for use in the Home during the COVID-19 era. My sermon is still available each week and many of you have already developed good skills in remote worship. Please reignite the passion! For the rest of the State, masks or facial coverings will be required whenever you are outside your home or workplace. We have a small supply of disposable masks at the Registry, but I hope that many of you will already have cloth masks. The internet has many patterns for competent sewers and there were some links supplied in the dNews of 22 July. I hope that the other churches in our Diocese will continue to offer face to face worship, but parishioners should feel under no obligation to attend the Eucharist if they are anxious, vulnerable or unwell. Remember the Gospel is meant to be LIFE GIVING. Please continue to pray for our Premier as he leads in these difficult times, and we pray and give thanks for those on the front line doctors and nurses, paramedics and cleaners. With all good wishes and blessings, + Garry Weatherill Anglican Bishop of Ballarat [END]

20.01.2022 Here is the link for the Combined Churches of Apollo Bay Stations of the Cross. https://youtu.be/uUqNcu-AUCE

18.01.2022 Good Friday @ Cathedral Unlike many years, it is different and certainly unusual sitting alone in front of the bare altar at your Cathedral. Incense in full bl...ast representing the many prayers from all around the Diocese with exposition of the true cross. O Lord Hear Our Prayer O Lord Hear Our Prayer When I call answer me Stations of the Cross at 12pm.

18.01.2022 A huge thank you to Peter and Libby who spent hours producing our Stations of the Cross for YouTube. It has been appreciated by many people. Thank you to for the Easter service you are working on also. Your generosity has brought much blessing to many people. Rev Jenny.A huge thank you to Peter and Libby who spent hours producing our Stations of the Cross for YouTube. It has been appreciated by many people. Thank you to for the Easter service you are working on also. Your generosity has brought much blessing to many people. Rev Jenny.

17.01.2022 Courtesy of Clergy Coaching Network

16.01.2022 Photo of St Anselm, Beech Forest taken this morning!

16.01.2022 In solidarity with St. Pauls Cathedral, Melbourne every night at 8pm until restrictions are eased, we are lighting a candle and say prayers with special inten...tions for those who are at the frontline, medical professionals, hospitals, state government, city council, etc. We encourage you to join in. Nothing beats the power of prayer! **Please share and let us encourage others to join in.** #candlesatcurfew

16.01.2022 Acts of love, kindness, and compassion are the heart and soul of the gospel.

15.01.2022 Small, short midweek services are resuming in the parish. If you would like to attend, contact Rev Jenny for an appropriate time. Due to restrictions, attendance is by appointment only.

14.01.2022 Easter 2020 Resources Simple Table Services for Holy Week 2020 - https://app.box.com/s/alnczpo26lairsehvbxm6v2wauxwvzum (please click me) Online Easter Se...rvices 2020 - https://ballaratanglican.org.au/easter2020/ (please click me) See more

13.01.2022 Until the COVID-19 cluster in Colac is under control all services in the parish are suspended. Worship at home resources will continue to be circulated. Rev Jenny is still available for pastoral care by phoning 0488 433 023.

09.01.2022 Come and join us for some carols and a BYO BBQ this Saturday in Beech Forest. All Welcome.

09.01.2022 From Sunday 7th of June, the number of people allowed to attend Church will rise to 20. Along with the weekday services, Sunday masses will also resume with a maximum of 20 people. To secure your highly desirable place, please contact Rev Jenny no later than the day before you wish to attend. ph. 52376615 Text / mobile 0488 433 023 Email [email protected]... The Sunday mass times for June 7th are Saturday night (June 6th) Vigil mass at St Aidans Apollo Bay 6.30pm Sunday 7th of June 10 am St Aidans Apollo Bay 1 pm Christ Church Carlisle River. We look forward to welcoming you back!

09.01.2022 For Christ also suffered once for sins; the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit. 1 Peter 3:18

08.01.2022 Services in the parish resume this Sunday. Those wishing to attend services must Register beforehand by booking with Rev Jenny by phone or email. If more than 20 people register to attend, Rev Jenny will inform those whose bookings have failed. If you turn up hoping for a seat and there are already 20 people attending you will be asked to leave. YOU MAY NOT STAY. Service times in Apollo Bay are 10 am Sundays, 10 am Wednesdays. Please note, Saturday services are cancelled until further notice.

08.01.2022 Christ is Risen! Alleluia! Wish the community a happy Easter. Here is a short reflection for you. https://youtu.be/rgHxxZUqnO8

07.01.2022 One familys Easter centre piece! What does you home sacred place look like?

06.01.2022 Interesting read! Enjoy!

05.01.2022 Here is the sign we had planned to display out the front of St Aidan’s to let all our wonderful dads,uncles and significant men in our lives know that they are loved and valued. Unfortunately the wind decided the sign needed displaying in Antarctica and destroyed it trying to untie it from the railing! So no sign but we do wish those wonderful men in our lives a very happy Father’s Day. God bless.

04.01.2022 Our first bishop, The Rt. Revd. Samuel Thornton was consecrated 145 years ago on 1st May 1875.

03.01.2022 A means of communal prayer during this time of restrictions.

02.01.2022 At the beginning of gathering restrictions, I encouraged parishioners to set aside a sacred place in their homes where they could continue to pray and worship. What does your sacred place look like? Share your photos here.

02.01.2022 In line with the Health authorities direction on the 31st of December, please wear a mask when coming to Church. Service this week is 10 am Apollo Bay. All welcome.

01.01.2022 Pentecost! Celebrating the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the church.

01.01.2022 Wishing Gods blessings on all the wonderful women, mums, aunts, whatever that provide good, positive, godly role models for all.