St.Andrew's Uniting Church Mildura in Mildura, Victoria | Religious organisation

St.Andrew's Uniting Church Mildura

Locality: Mildura, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5023 3724

Address: Deakin Ave 3500 Mildura, VIC, Australia

Website: http://mildura.unitingchurch.org.au

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24.01.2022 Reflection on Jesus saying "Render unto Caesar" Matthew 22:15-22

19.01.2022 AMDG Reverend Kerrie on Matthew 22:34 to 40

18.01.2022 Thank you to Cybersalt for this. "Sometimes I joke about what I'd do if I had one day left to live. Eat junk, go crazy, etc. Today it hit me: Jesus knew. And he washed feet." ... ~ Steve Bezner

18.01.2022 'When the chips are down' with thanks to Dave Hopwood's Playing up and Roots on the Web

18.01.2022 613 new commandments Reverend Kerrie reflection on Matthew 23:1 to 12 1st November 2020

15.01.2022 Don't let the door hit you on the way in Reflection for 08112020 Reverend Kerrie

11.01.2022 Multi-talented Servants Reflection on Matthew Matthew 25:14 to 30 Reverend Kerrie is on holidays so Don is filling the video screen this morning.

09.01.2022 Reverend Kerrie 29/11/2020 Can you stand the suspense?

05.01.2022 An "I" prayer (as you read this pray it yourself - it is not a corporate prayer) ... A Confessional Prayer of Many Thoughts ... ... Lord God so many of the prayers suggested for this Advent speak of being lost, confused, ashamed. ... Yet Lord God, I confess I do not know all these feelings. ... Do I always have to be ashamed of the life I am living when for past months I have done all I can to help protect others -us all- from pandemic? ... Do I need to feel guilt for feeling lost this year when you have been walking by my side helping me to negotiate this strange new way of living? ... Do I need to apologise for being confused when I have been living amongst the confusion of the world? ... Do I cravenly confess to not enough faith when I have been talking to you and asking you more and more? ... My walk this year, and the walk I now take to Christmas is far different than it has ever been. ... I admit to you freely that I have been scared and I will be fearful again; I have been unsure of my actions, and where they sit with you; I have been regretful for things which have happened in our world; but I have asked you Lord. I have prayed maybe more than I used to, I have read scripture and been involved in worship more than ever. ... I admit to you that I know I am still a work in progress, but I’m beginning to know I don’t always have to say sorry if I have been working with you to make me a better me. ... You are my Lord, my God, my saviour, my faith; you are the spirit within me that guides me to strive. ... I won’t always get it right, and I pray that I will remember to say sorry then, but right now, my God: I pray THANK YOU! ... Thank you for being with me. Thank you for giving me hope. Thank you for your company; and the company of others of faith through all sorts of new worship ways. ... Walk with me, Lord, toward the coming of light; the promise of renewal; the re-celebration of Jesus’ coming into this world as I contemplate the light which is yet to come again. ... Thank you for loving me. Thank you for accepting me. Thank you for forgiving me even when I don’t realise I need forgiving. ... Stay with me, God. I love you. Rev.Kerrie Needham

04.01.2022 The Least of These Reverend Kerrie on Matthew 25:31-46