1. The most recent Synod eNews (Nov 19)
2. Worship update: Worship this Sunday November 29 will be our first fully-gathered service since the March shut-down. The service will also be live-streamed, with the links to this stream accessible from the congregational home page. We have sufficient space to accommodate those members of the congregation who would like to attend the service. VISITORS who would like to attend should register their interest and can be admitted only up to the maximum number allowed in the building. Visitors should register their interest prior to the service by contacting the minister via his email address on the contact page. We ask for your understanding should we not be able to admit you on the day.
3. There will be a Congregational meeting on December 6 to consider the 2021 budget and mission and ministry focuses for next year.
4. This Sunday November 29 we move into the season of Advent; details of the readings are available here; our focus text will be Isaiah 64

1. TONIGHT NOVEMBER 17 — an online concert featuring Donald Nicolson: Details
2. Worship update Worship this Sunday November 22 will be a live-streamed service. This means that the service will commence at 10.00 am on our YouTube channel; you’ll find the links on the MtE homepage and can arrive ‘early’, ready for the start. You will either need to tune in at that time, or wait until the service is finished, at which time you will be able to view the recording of that service. (And, as with normal gathered services, you can also ‘arrive late’ in the live version, and simply slip in at the point the live service is up to!). We presently expect that the November 29 service will be a gathered service in the church building, also live-streamed for those who cannot yet join us in the building.
3. There will be a Congregational meeting on December 6 to consider the 2021 budget and mission and ministry focuses for next year.
4. This Sunday November 22 we mark the festival of the Reign of Christ (Christ the King) with Bruce Barber as our preacher. We will hear most of the set readings in the weekly lectionary (Ezekiel 34 replaced by Daniel 12.1-4a); see here for more details. 
5. A brief account of the ministry of the saint(s) commemorated this Sunday can be found here November 19 – Mechtild of Magdeburg

1. The most recent Synod eNews (Nov 5)
2. The most recent Presbytery News is here (Nov 6)
3. Worship update: Church council hopes that we will be able to return to gathered worship on Sunday November 29, subject to a range of COVID-Safe measures being in place. The service on Nov 22 will likely be a live broadcast from the church on that Sunday morning, and perhaps also Nov 15. We will update this news as the dates are confirmed! 
4. For those who need access to such things, the new UCA lectionary document for 2020-21 is now available, here.
5. This Sunday November 8 we continue with the set readings in the weekly lectionary. See here for more details (we’ll focus on the gospel reading again this week). 
6. A brief account of the ministry of the saint(s) commemorated this Sunday can be found here November 4 – Soren Kierkegaard

Old News

1. A two-day (November 13,14) online seminar on the gospel of Mark might be of interest to some of you: detai

Advance Dates

1. Congregational meeting Dec 6

1. News from the Justice and International Mission Cluster  (Oct 26)
2. This Sunday November 1 we continue with the set readings in the weekly lectionary. See here for more details (we’ll focus on the gospel reading again this week). 
3. A brief account of ministry of the saint(s) commemorated this Sunday can be found here October 31 – Reformers, All Souls, All Saints

Old News

1. A two-day (November 13,14) online seminar on the gospel of Mark might be of interest to some of you: detai

1. News from the Justice and International Mission Cluster  (Oct 20)
2. The most recent Synod eNews (Oct 22)
3. Note that our Sunday ‘morning tea’ sessions are moving to 11.00am each week!
4. Hotham Mission in the news
5. Latest Hotham Mission update
6. A two-day (November 13,14) online seminar on the gospel of Mark might be of interest to some of you: details
7. This Sunday October 25 we continue with the set readings in the weekly lectionary. See here for more details (we’ll focus on the gospel reading again this week). 
8. A brief account of ministry of the saint(s) commemorated this Sunday can be found here October 23 – James, the brother of Jesus