Worship

Monday September 16

Labyrinths: ancient practice, Anglican renaissance

Over the last 15 years or so, the ancient meditative practice of labyrinth walking has been gaining momentum across our Diocese: Randal Dennings, from St Matthew’s Church in Holland Park, introduces us to the history of labyrinths and local labyrinth activities

Exploring mission in a post-colonial Australian church

As part of our series on Reconciliation Action Plan achievements, recent Wontulp-Bi-Buya College pilgrims tell us about their immersion trip to Cairns, including the highlights of the pilgrimage

Bishop Jeremy Greaves taking Annie Dillard's advice and wearing a hard hat at All Saints' Anglican Parish, Chermside on Pentecost Sunday.

Hard hats for hymn singers

Bishop Jeremy Greaves asks, “What if we actually believed everything we prayed and said and sang in our worship?”

Is there future in tradition?

Reflecting on his childhood, The Rev’d Stewart Perry asks ‘Is there future in tradition?’: “Each of us longs for traditional worship to be vitally embedded in our church, but sometimes wonder how a generation who have grown up without prayer and hymn books can be attracted and engaged to the type of worship we all love and value.”

Pub Choir

Bishop John Roundhill inspires us with his recent Pub Choir experience, when he gathered with thousands of other locals to learn and sing a classic Aussie secular Christmas song