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23.01.2022 REMEMBRANCE SERVICE Sunday 12 November 2017, 8:15am

21.01.2022 Next week we are beginning a course exploring the life of Jesus Christ, what he claimed, on what basis his claims are to be believed (if at all), and whether he is relevant to people's lives today. It runs over 6 Monday nights, and there will be plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion. If you have questions about life, faith, and God, we would love to see you there! Follow the link for more information or to let us know you would like to come!

18.01.2022 Starting tomorrow, we will be opening up our church building from 9-11am every Wednesday, to offer a quiet place for anyone to sit, reflect, think and pray. Everyone is welcome! One of our pastors will be there if you wanted to talk to someone, or you can simply come for a moment of quiet reflection or peaceful prayer.

18.01.2022 CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT ST MARK'S Sunday 17 December ~ 8:15am ~ Christmas Communion ~ 9:30am ~ Family Friendly Christmas Communion... ~ 5pm ~ Carols & Readings Christmas Eve ~ 5pm ~ Child-friendly Service ~ 11pm ~ Reflective Service Christmas Day ~ 9am ~ Christmas Day Service Join us this Christmas. Everyone welcome at all services.

17.01.2022 Have you watched the news lately? There is a lot of bad news, and it can be overwhelming! The question is: in a world of bad news, is there any good news that can bring us real comfort, real peace, and real hope?

17.01.2022 A picture of the Christmas story? Come to St Mark's at 11pm on Christmas Eve or 9am Christmas Day to find out how.

15.01.2022 Join us this morning, or later at 5pm, for the first of our new series on the Apostles' Creed! The Apostles' Creed is an ancient statement of Christian belief. In our world of change and chaos, the Creed speaks of an unchanging God and certain hope - we'd love for you to hear about it! https://www.youtube.com/c/stmarksnorthbridge/

14.01.2022 UNITED 4 MEXICO On Saturday October 21, St Mark’s will host United 4 Mexico a fund-raiser organised by Raquel Martínez for earthquake relief in Mexico (1:005:00pm). Please come and support the Mexican community in Sydney (and in Mexico) if you are able. Tickets can be purchased at: eventbrite.com.au/e/united-4-mexicofuerzamexico-tickets-386... FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO: https://www.facebook.com/events/489504334758114

14.01.2022 Our book club for 2020 kicks off in a couple of weeks! We will be reading the book SECULOSITY, and we'd love you to join us for 5 weeks on Zoom. The subtitle of the book sounds really interesting: "How career, parenting, technology, food, politics, and romance became our new religion and what to do about it."... To sign up or find out more, get in touch at 0412 802 275 or [email protected]

12.01.2022 venue: St Mark’s Anglican Church Hall (Malacoota Road, Northbridge) cost: $38 per house kit (+ $5 per additional person if sharing a house kit) book online: www.trybooking.com/YWZP... Primary school children need to be accompanied by an adult. Teenagers/High-schoolers may attend without an adult. Adults are welcome to attend on their own, without children. Cost includes house kit and lollies for decoration. You can choose a plain gingerbread, chocolate gingerbread or gluten-free kit. Afternoon tea will be provided. There will be a short Christmas message. enquiries: [email protected] or 0412 802 275

12.01.2022 BUILD A GINGERBREAD HOUSE Saturday 25th November 2017, 2pm 4pm St Mark’s Church Hall (Malacoota Road, Northbridge) Cost: $38 per house BOOK ONLINE AT: www.trybooking.com/SNGD... (closing date for bookings: 14th November) * Primary school children need to be accompanied by an adult. Adults are also welcome to attend on their own, without children. Cost includes house kit and lollies for decoration. You can choose a plain or gluten-free kit. Afternoon tea will be provided. There will be a short Christmas message. We do not aim to make a profit but if we have leftover funds they will be donated to Maternity Africa (http://maternityafrica.org/).

09.01.2022 "ONE QUESTION FOR GOD" SERMON SERIES. The sermon topics chosen from the questions submitted by community members will be: July 23 How can God allow terrible suffering in the world? July 30 Why did God make the world and where is it heading? August 6 Can a person have faith in God without attending church?... You are very welcome to come along to one or more of our services, and listen to our thoughts on how we think God might answer these questions. (Sunday services times are 8:15am, 9:30am, 5pm.)

08.01.2022 On Sunday, we considered the good news that God has given us a new identity in Christ - we have been united with Jesus, our sins have been washed away, and we have been welcomed into God's family. Pat encouraged us to take some time this week to think about how that new identity ought to shape and reshape every aspect of our lives. Have you found some time to prayerfully read through Colossians 3 this week? Let's all keep growing in putting off the old self, and putting on the new self which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator!

08.01.2022 We were reminded from God's Word on Sunday that the Lord - he is God; he is powerful and full of love for his people. Ultimately, following anything or anyone else just doesn't make any sense. Check it out, or listen again, by clicking the link below. And join us for the next installment of 1 Kings this Sunday at 8.15am, 9.30am, or 5pm! http://www.northbridgeanglican.org.au//20190210pm_1kings18

07.01.2022 Yesterday we started a new series in the book of Daniel. If you would like to listen to some music to help you reflect on the themes that run throughout the book, check out the Spotify playlist below!

06.01.2022 This Sunday at St Mark's we'll be considering the question: ‘How can anyone take Christians seriously given the abuse of children by priests?’

04.01.2022 We were reminded on Sunday that we are united as one body in Christ. Therefore, we should have a great concern for one another, especially for each other's devotion to Jesus. This is something we desire to be a distinguishing characteristic of our church. Perhaps this week you could pray this prayer from our Marks of St Mark's series: Dear Father. We thank you for showing us so clearly our need of holiness. And we praise you for providing it to us through the mercy of your son, and by the grace of your Holy Spirit. Please forgive us for valuing more highly lesser things than this. And please teach us to treasure holiness as you do- wanting it deeply for one another. Please make us a church that values truth and love, always together. For Christ's sake, Amen.

04.01.2022 Join us online for our Easter services! You can find all of our services on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxMOi5crwBhCPwsbDU151rQ

03.01.2022 This Sunday at St Mark's we're considering the question: Why should we listen to the Bible when science is so much more reliable?

03.01.2022 This Sunday at St Mark's we're considering the question: If God loves us like he says he does, and feels our pain so keenly, then why does he let it continue?

02.01.2022 All are welcome. Please join us at one of our services to celebrate Christmas.

01.01.2022 Not sure what to do with your extra time at home? Here are some ideas! Every few weeks we'll suggest some different things you can listen to, read, or do, to build yourself and others up (from a distance!).