West Wyalong Anglican Parish in West Wyalong, New South Wales | Community organisation

West Wyalong Anglican Parish

Locality: West Wyalong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6972 2163

Address: 14 Court St 2671 West Wyalong, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.wwanglican.org

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25.01.2022 Next Sunday, 1st November 2020, is All Saints Day and special services have been prepared. The Contemporary service is Holy Communion, those participating are invited to have bread and wine ready, should they wish. Please find the service link below: https://youtu.be/GjoqwncbBXc

25.01.2022 A contemporary service for Sunday 23rd August: In the sermon this week, I challenge people as to who they say Jesus is. Please pray that the Lord will touch people’s hearts and lives and draw those who don’t know him, to see who Jesus really is and turn to him in repentance and trust. These services were filmed in the church at Forbes and my thanks to the office manager and LLM John Berger, for reading the Bible readings. Both services include an interview I filmed last week with the archbishop of Sydney, Dr Glenn Davies, on the impact of COVID-19. https://youtu.be/vRVSt2bH6TY

25.01.2022 Traditional Service for Sunday 20th September: Dear brothers and sisters, This Sunday we deal with the riches of God’s grace from Matthew 20 . The orders of service, the prayers and the Bible readings are attached. Both the contemporary and traditional services were filmed at Holy Trinity Dubbo with Archdeacon Joy Harris from Canowindra parish, reading the Bible. https://youtu.be/ldpEkRlkF88

25.01.2022 Contemporary Service for Sunday 20th September: Dear brothers and sisters, This Sunday we deal with the riches of God’s grace from Matthew 20 . The orders of service, the prayers and the Bible readings are attached. Both the contemporary and traditional services were filmed at Holy Trinity Dubbo with Archdeacon Joy Harris from Canowindra parish, reading the Bible. https://youtu.be/78AsGSIUJas

25.01.2022 St Barnabas Anglican Church will re-commence our ministry with a service of Holy Communion on Sunday 4th October at 11:30 am in the church. Reverend Ross Craven from Grenfell parish will conduct the service and will continue thereafter to conduct services for us on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month at 11:30 am. It will be necessary for our parishioners to contact Dot Smith on 6972 3410 by 1 pm on Thursday 1st October if they wish to attend the service on Sunday 4th Octo...ber. Although it is not mandatory, parishioners are encouraged to wear a face mask. If you have any concerns about our new procedures, please feel free to get in touch with Reverend Ross on 0409 847 630 or one of our wardens: Frank Magrath: 6972 3079, Marie Seckold: 6972 4172 or Geoff West: 0427 753 427. Regards Susan Haines Secretary St Barnabas Anglican Church West Wyalong See more

24.01.2022 A Contemporary Service for Sunday 13th September: This contemporary service was filmed in our home. For the contemporary service, you are invited to have your own bread and wine ready to share at the appropriate time as we ‘do this in remembrance’ of Jesus who died and rose again for us. https://youtu.be/86-Z6L-iAIY

22.01.2022 So sorry everyone, the NBN in Gorman street has been out for three weeks now, I only hooked up a new modem to allow access to 4G on Wednesday so I am still very behind on all things "on-line"!

22.01.2022 Please find below the Traditional Service for Sunday 18th October 2020. James Daymond is the guest preacher this week and the service includes a brief interview with him so that we might hear about his work. https://youtu.be/O6aLEbs2p7A

20.01.2022 Service for Sunday 16th August This traditional service was filmed on the wharf at the Port of Bourke! Way back in time, barges were loaded with bales of wool and transported by the Darling River all the way to South Australia! https://youtu.be/A0R1Xi9KqAQ

20.01.2022 Please find below Bishop Mark's sermon for Sunday 10th January 2021: https://youtu.be/sSU939mhC_g

19.01.2022 Service for Sunday 16th August This contemporary service was filmed on the wharf at the Port of Bourke! Way back in time, barges were loaded with bales of wool and transported by the Darling River all the way to South Australia! https://youtu.be/qQ9LAlZK888

19.01.2022 A traditional service for Sunday 23rd August: In the sermon this week, I challenge people as to who they say Jesus is. Please pray that the Lord will touch people’s hearts and lives and draw those who don’t know him, to see who Jesus really is and turn to him in repentance and trust. These services were filmed in the church at Forbes and my thanks to the office manager and LLM John Berger, for reading the Bible readings. Both services include an interview I filmed last week with the archbishop of Sydney, Dr Glenn Davies, on the impact of COVID-19. https://youtu.be/9luJVc2dnc8

18.01.2022 Service for Sunday 6th September. This Sunday is Fathers’ Day and a special combined service has been prepared. The service includes interviews with Archbishop Glenn Davies and the Rev’d Phil and Dr Sho Howes about being dads and parenting and also with the Rev’d Stephen Copland who reads the Bible for us. The service was filmed in the church at West Wyalong. Please pray for a new minister for that parish which has been without a minister since January. https://youtu.be/cFavm8zmDNE

18.01.2022 A Traditional Service for Sunday 13th September: This service was filmed in the church at Fitzgeralds Valley. Sadly due to the noise of the wind in the background, I had to use the sermon and prayers I recorded later in the day for the contemporary service. However, the remainder of the service including Holy Communion is from the church. Please excuse the background noise. https://youtu.be/bv1Gw0ITcFc

16.01.2022 Next Sunday 29th November is the first Sunday in Advent and our special Advent series "A Day is Coming", will commence. Here's the outline for the four Sundays in Advent: 1. We will be with the Lord forever 1 Thess 4:13-18 2. We don’t know when 1 Thess 5:1-11 3. Where is this coming!? 2 Peter 3:1-10 4. In the mean time 2 Peter 3:11-18... The traditional service is a Holy Communion service, and I remind people that if they repent of their sins and give thanks for Jesus' death and resurrection, then they feed on Christ in their heart by faith. Every blessing for this Advent season as we wait and hope. Mark The Right Reverend Mark Calder Bishop of the Diocese of Bathurst Anglican Church of Australia p: 02 6331 1722 e: [email protected] https://youtu.be/wg_A2Std6HY See more

15.01.2022 Please find below Bishop Mark Calder's first major address to the people of the Bathurst Diocese where he asks everyone to confront the past with lament and repentance, the present with reality and the future with both hope and commitment to the great commission. https://youtu.be/0esLmKBhuGw

14.01.2022 Please find below Bishop Mark's Gospel reading, prayer and sermon for today Sunday 17th January 2020: https://youtu.be/W6Exn7X8BpM

13.01.2022 Traditional service for Sunday 25th October: https://youtu.be/OFjMS3yv2eQ

12.01.2022 Contemporary Service for Sunday 25th October: contemporary service, or paste this URL into your browser: https://youtu.be/D6u1pDR5HzE

12.01.2022 A contemporary service for Sunday 30th August.This service was filmed locally at Windradyne and as the weather was bad, I filmed the sermon and prayers indoors at home. Thanks to Jennie Palmer from the parish of Wellington for bringing our Bible reading/s this week and to Carl for filming and facilitating. https://youtu.be/UndrthsY3fY

09.01.2022 A traditional Service for Christmas Day 2020: https://tinyurl.com/trad-service

08.01.2022 TRADITIONAL SUNDAY SERVICE FOR 27TH SEPTEMBER This Sunday we deal with Jesus’ parable of two sons one who promised they would work in his father’s vineyard but never showed up, and the other who said ‘no’ he wouldn’t work in the vineyard, but then changed his mind and went and worked. What was Jesus on about and what does it mean for us? https://youtu.be/tnNf5ikg0eg

08.01.2022 Next Sunday is All Saints Day and special services have been prepared. The Traditional service is Holy Communion, those participating are invited to have bread and wine ready, should they wish. Please find the service below: https://youtu.be/CXF0-BesVAo

06.01.2022 Service for Sunday 30th August :This traditional service is from the Book of Common Prayer and was filmed at Tarana. Thanks to Jennie Palmer from the parish of Wellington for bringing our Bible reading/s this week and to Carl for filming and facilitating. https://youtu.be/bJqqATUEmSQ

05.01.2022 Contemporary Service for Sunday 22nd November:https://youtu.be/iAQhSuNWCkE

05.01.2022 CONTEMPORARY SUNDAY SERVICE FOR 27TH SEPTEMBER This Sunday we deal with Jesus’ parable of two sons one who promised they would work in his father’s vineyard but never showed up, and the other who said ‘no’ he wouldn’t work in the vineyard, but then changed his mind and went and worked. What was Jesus on about and what does it mean for us? https://youtu.be/ll06fNcc8xk

04.01.2022 Please find below Bishop Mark's gospel reading for Sunday 27th December along with his sermon and prayers: https://youtu.be/fdA2TnFzeho

03.01.2022 Traditional service for Sunday 22nd November: https://youtu.be/f9j0VRi-1W0

02.01.2022 Please find below the Contemporary service for Sunday 18th October 2020. James Daymond is our guest preacher this week and the service includes a brief interview with him so that we might hear about his work. https://youtu.be/XNCmdScVbyQ

01.01.2022 Service for Sunday 11th October: This Sunday there is just one combined service. It is a little different, but I hope helpful!! In the sermon, we explore Jesus’ parable of the wedding feast as he continues to challenge the religious leaders about the fact that they have not received him or taken their place in God’s kingdom, while the least expected have done so! The service was filmed indoors on that very cold weekend Saturday 26th September hence I am sitting at home by... the fire!! Commencing Nov 8, we will begin a 3 week series called The joy of giving Nov 8 Giving ourselves Romans 12:1-2 Nov 15 Giving sacrificially 2 Cor 8 Nov 22 Giving cheerfully 2 Cor 9 Included for this series will be pre-reading notes, the sermon (and services), and discussion group questions for small groups to use in the week following the sermon. My prayer is that this series will be used across the diocese and help us all think through a Biblical view of giving. Finally, can I commend to you the opportunity to support the new position in our cathedral. The Rev’d Phil Howes will join the staff there next year and begin a new contemporary service. But the cathedral has no funds for such a role. We need 100 people willing to contribute 1,000 to make this happen. OR of course 400 people to contribute just $250. local church, Please be generous as you can either as a once off or on a regular basis. Thank you! I’ve attached a flyer which explains a little about the role. Please go to our website to find the order of service, prayers and readings for this week along with the fundraising form: www.wwanglican.org Every blessing Mark The Right Reverend Mark Calder Bishop of the Diocese of Bathurst Anglican Church of Australia p: 02 6331 1722 e: [email protected] https://youtu.be/qjSRwUlpWlA See more