St Peter’s Anglican Church Maroochydore in Maroochydore, Queensland | Christian church

St Peter’s Anglican Church Maroochydore

Locality: Maroochydore, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5443 2133

Address: Cnr Church Street & Beach Road 4558 Maroochydore, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Morning Prayer Tuesday 24th November As I spend time with You Lord I am aware of how truly blessed I am. https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-11-24

25.01.2022 Good morning friends, let us pray together with one heart and mind.

25.01.2022 Good morning friends, Morning Prayer via Sacred Space for today, Tuesday 13th October 2020 https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-10-13

22.01.2022 Hello friends - we are looking forwarding to being together in community to prepare our hearts and make room for Christ this Christmas by entering into a new beginning with Advent. See you tomorrow 7am or 9am in person or online!!! Let us light this first candle of Advent, ... a candle of Hope. In its light, let us think about what signs we are seeing of God at work in our lives and in our world right now. Let us think about where we may contribute to that work.

17.01.2022 Thank you to last night's Community Meal team for our sidewalk chalk art.

14.01.2022 Morning Prayer Monday 23rd November https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-11-23

14.01.2022 Good morning friends, Morning Prayer via Pray-as-you-go for today, Thursday 15th October 2020

12.01.2022 Morning Prayer Wednesday 25th November 2020 https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-11-25

11.01.2022 Morning Prayer - Thursday 8 October 2020 Today is Thursday the 8 October, in the eighteenth week after Pentecost . The Choir of the King’s Consort, directed by Robert King, sing Henry Purcell’s Hear My Prayer, O Lord: Hear My Prayer, O Lord, and let my crying come unto thee. As I listen, I too bring my prayer, my needs and my longings, the deepest feelings of my heart, before the Lord. ... Today’s reading is from St Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Galatians 3:1-5 [Jerusalem Bible] Are you people in Galatia mad? Has someone put a spell on you, in spite of the plain explanation you have had of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ? Let me ask you one question: was it because you practised the Law that you received the Spirit, or because you believed what was preached to you? Are you foolish enough to end in outward observances what you began in the Spirit? Have all the favours you received been wasted? And if this were so, they would most certainly have been wasted. Does God give you the Spirit so freely and work miracles among you because you practice Law, or because you believed what was preached to you? Are you people in Galatia mad? Paul’s not exactly at his most diplomatic here, but do you get a sense from these lines of how frustrated Paul is with the Galatians? and what it is that makes him so angry? Paul is worried that these people are missing the whole point. Others are telling them that faith, and freedom in Christ are not enough, that they must also keep the Jewish Law to be saved. People usually take refuge in the Law when they get frightened of living by faith. You know where you are with the Law, but living by faith can be a bit of a risk. Do you notice that fear in yourself, at all, that fear the Galatians felt, the fear of living by faith? As I listen to the reading again, I might ask myself if these words might be spoken to me: is my faith a matter of following the rules? Is the God I relate to a regulator a hard task-master or a loving and forgiving God? I ask the Lord for what I need. Perhaps this is greater faith, perhaps the courage to live by faith, to take the risks the Lord asks of me. Whatever I need, I bring it before God now. Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

10.01.2022 Good morning friends and welcome to a new day: Let us pray with one heart and mind. Advent is a time when, as a Church, we journey together and realise our need for the Lord to save us. https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-11-30

09.01.2022 A new beginning - Advent - Come, Lord Jesus, Come! Rejoice! May we prepare our hearts ......... https://youtu.be/aw6jIDVEgaY

08.01.2022 Intergenerational worship

07.01.2022 Readings and reflections for this week, the First Sunday in Advent

06.01.2022 Keeping us engaging with Worship

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04.01.2022 Morning Prayer Thursday 26th November 2020 https://www.sacredspace.ie/daily-prayer/2020-11-26

03.01.2022 Come along this Sunday 7am or 9am. 9am is our inter generational service with a 'virtual' pet blessing

02.01.2022 The first Sunday in Advent We Welcome Revd Tania back this Sunday. Looking forward to worshipping together again in person/online this Sunday, 7 and 9am. Our Sunday services will be live streamed via Facebook:... https://www.facebook.com/stpetersanglicanchurchmaroochydore along with Morning Prayer in various forms. LET US PRAY TOGETHER THIS WEEK: Your reign is always coming, Jesus, slipping into our lives quietly like a thief, and subverting our comfortable self-interest; and, even though we know we should be watching we miss it too easily and too often. But then when we remember, when we set our hearts to see, and our eyes to search, we begin to recognise the signs, the unexpected evidence of your glory in our ordinary, everyday normality. And so, we praise you for the Reign of God that constantly breaks into the world of women and men, that always opens us to the new, the possible, the eternal, the yes. And we praise you for the capacity to watch, to see it coming, to recognise it is advent, even though sometimes watching is the last thing we do. Amen.

02.01.2022 Once again a big Thank You to Jenni, Keith and the Chalk Art Team. The verse used is from Mathew 25. When he Son of Man comes He will sort the People like the Shepherd sorts the sheep from the goats.