News

1. There will be a congregational meeting following worship, June 4; papers will be circulated shortly!
2. The most recent news from the UCA Assembly (May 31)
3. This Sunday June 4, is Trinity Sunday; more details on the texts for the week are here.
4. The MtE Events Calendar
5. Previous sermons and services (recordings)

Worship

1. Our COVID policy for worship continues to be as follows, to be reviewed again by the church council in June.
2. Mindful of the health-vulnerability of some members of our congregation and the uncertain state of play with respect to the pandemic, the church council has decided that we will continue to wear masks in worship, except for those who need to remove them when leading the worship, and for morning tea, or who have an exemption from wearing a mask.

Advance Notice – Other

1. The next quarterly conversation will be July 20, 1.30pm at the North Melbourne Library.

1. This Sunday May 28, we welcome Rev Rob Gotch as our liturgist and preacher
2. There will be a congregational meeting next week following worship, June 4; papers will be circulated shortly!
3. You might be interested in an Online Opinion piece Craig published this week, based on a sermon from a few weeks ago.
4. Latest Synod e-News (May 25)
5. Latest news from the Assembly (May 24)
6. This Sunday May 28, is Pentecost; more details on the texts for the week are here.
7. The MtE Events Calendar
8. Previous sermons and services (recordings)

Worship

1. Our COVID policy for worship continues to be as follows, to be reviewed again by the church council in June.
2. Mindful of the health-vulnerability of some members of our congregation and the uncertain state of play with respect to the pandemic, the church council has decided that we will continue to wear masks in worship, except for those who need to remove them when leading the worship, and for morning tea, or who have an exemption from wearing a mask.

1. Following worship on THIS Sunday May 21 there will be a short workshop for those who read the Bible in our worship services, with pointers (well, just one pointer really!) about how to read most effectively for those who are listening. The workshop will run for about 45mins; those who ‘just’ listen to the readings are also welcome to attend!
2. From Justice and International Mission (Synod): Reaching Net Zero Discussion paper (May 19)
3. Uniting for a Voice – 2023 Referendum
4. Most recent news from the Synod (May 11)
5. The most recent news from the UCA Assembly (May 17)
6. This Sunday May 21, our focus text will be 1 Peter 4:12-14; 5:6-11;; more details here.
7. The MtE Events Calendar
8. Previous sermons and services (recordings)

Worship

1. Our COVID policy for worship continues to be as follows, to be reviewed again by the church council in June.
2. Mindful of the health-vulnerability of some members of our congregation and the uncertain state of play with respect to the pandemic, the church council has decided that we will continue to wear masks in worship, except for those who need to remove them when leading the worship, and for morning tea, or who have an exemption from wearing a mask.

1. New MtE online discussion groups beginning next week!
2. News from the Justice and International Mission Cluster (April 27)
3. Following worship on Sunday May 21 there will be a short workshop for those who read the Bible in our worship services, with pointers (well, just one pointer really!) about how to read most effectively for those who are listening. The workshop will run for about 45mins; those who ‘just’ listen to the readings are also welcome to attend!
4. The most recent news from the Synod (April 27)
5. The most recent news from the UCA Assembly (May 3)
6. The most recent Presbytery newsletter (April 28)
7. Forthcoming “Voice to Parliament” forum at Church of All Nations
8. This Sunday May 7, our focus text will be John 14.1-19; more details here.
9. The MtE Events Calendar
10. Previous sermons and services (recordings)

Worship

1. Our COVID policy for worship continues to be as follows, to be reviewed again by the church council in June.
2. Mindful of the health-vulnerability of some members of our congregation and the uncertain state of play with respect to the pandemic, the church council has decided that we will continue to wear masks in worship, except for those who need to remove them when leading the worship, and for morning tea, or who have an exemption from wearing a mask.