St George's Anglican Church Bluff Point in Bluff Point | Church

St George's Anglican Church Bluff Point

Locality: Bluff Point

Phone: 99231206

Address: 367 chapman rd 6530 Bluff Point, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.stgeorgesbluffpoint.com.au

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25.01.2022 To love and to cherish As long as we both shall live This is my solemn vow and promise

24.01.2022 Wonderful encouragement for 90 women at Geraldton women's Conference from Bible talks by Erin-May Wicks & Judith Nichols #nwgospelland #gospel

16.01.2022 Wanna share the gospel but don't know what to say? North West Anglicans WA Rev Rod Williams says a classic car's a conversation opener everywhere! Especially with young blokes #studebaker

15.01.2022 Helping little Gracie put on weight. With Brendan Hurley also on the job, she's growing beautifully! They'll soon be ready to come home to St George's Anglican Church Bluff Point

14.01.2022 The Bishop’s dream team: Archdeacons Simon Roberts of Exmouth, Western Australia, Michael Baines of Broome Anglican Church and Paul Spackman of St George's Anglican Church Bluff Point.

14.01.2022 Reading the Bible can be hard work. The passages we read sometimes can seem irrelevant or confusing. We end up unsure of how they impact our lives and our world. At Dig Deeper we want to empower you to read the Bible for yourself. We want to make reading your Bible just that little bit easier so that you enjoy it more and get more out of it. On the night we’ll spend a couple of hours focusing on how to read Mark’s Gospel; looking at the authors intent, the structure of Mark and having a crack at mining some different passages in Mark. You’ll also be able to ask questions about Mark’s Gospel and will get a handy little booklet that you can keep as you study Mark for yourself in the future. Want to come along? Tell us your coming by emailing us at [email protected]

11.01.2022 Hospital Chaplain Jeremy Rice brings gospel hope to the sick and dying and their loved ones in Geraldton https://bit.ly/3j1k9SP

11.01.2022 God's kindness knows no end. Meet Zoe Morrison, the newest member of our NW family. A miracle gift for a couple who thought they couldn't have children. Praise God! Matt Morrison Leonie Morrison

10.01.2022 To all the Dads, Grandads and Great Grandads, Happy Father’s Day! We hope you have a great day. But Father’s Day is not a celebration for everyone. We know that for many it can be a day of mourning. We pray that the love of our Heavenly Father would comfort you today in your pain.

08.01.2022 All our ladies enjoyed a beautiful morning and evening at our Coffee, Craft & Connect event. Three women shared about their Christian walk and how their favourite Bible passages have helped keep their eyes on Jesus, and we all made these cute writing boards to display our own favourite Bible verses in our home. It was great to have lots of women from the Geraldton community join us at St George’s. We hope you enjoyed sharing your day with us!!

08.01.2022 Another wedding, another reminder... Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.

05.01.2022 Thank God for shepherds of the flock - Brendan Hurley ordained priest, Simon Roberts collated Archdeacon by Bishop Gary at Synod 2020. "Heavenly Father, May your word spoken through each of them be of such effect that it may never be spoken in vain"

04.01.2022 Stay up to date with everything that’s happening this week at St George’s. This week’s sermon looks at whether religion poisons everything, we have information about dig deeper, our life course and much much more http://eepurl.com/hodJrf

02.01.2022 On this day in 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg (or at least had them nailed to door on his behalf). It was the spark ...that ignited the Reformation, a call to the church of the day to return to the teaching of the Bible and the clear proclamation of the gospel. Centuries later the message of the Reformation was distilled into the five solas: sola scriptura (Scripture alone), sola gratia (grace alone), sola fide (faith alone), solus Christus (Christ alone) and soli Deo Gloria (glory to God alone). There were faithful Christians long before the Reformation, even in the medieval period immediately prior to the time of Luther. Yet the call of the Reformation was a call to test everything against the word of God and to order our lives and our message accordingly. We have a great deal for which to give God thanks and praise as a result of the Reformation, not least among these the Bible in our own language and the joy and comfort of Christian assurance anchored in the character and purposes of God. Today is a great day to celebrate God’s goodness. Check out our library archive of Martin Luther's works at http://ow.ly/jhMq50BX64D. Interested in more about Luther? Watch a lecture from Mark Earngey, Head of Church History at http://ow.ly/krNY50BX64E

01.01.2022 Praise God for the safe arrival of little Grace Eden Hurley! Lots of joy for Laura & Brendan Hurley and all their boys. St George's Anglican Church Bluff Point excited to welcome her too.