Proclaiming Christ Jesus as our risen King, Saviour, Friend and the assurity of Heaven through Grace, Faith, Christ and the Bible.
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Traditional Service at 8:00am Family Service at 10:00am- Kids Church and Creche facilities available Youth and Young Adults Evening Service at 6:45pm - Youth Group Starts At 5pm We also offer other services by request such as: Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals refer to Special Events for futher details |
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Come Join us at one of our services, we would love to see you here. |
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St.Pauls Anglican Church |
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Days Available |
| Acting Minister | Reverend Andrew Monk | andrew@stpaulsanglican.com |
Not Monday, Thursday or Friday |
| Children's Minister | Miss Amy Orange | amy@stpaulsanglican.com |
Not Fridays |
| Student Minister | Roger Kyngdom | roger@stpaulsanglican.com |
Sundays Only |
| Schools Worker | Mrs Belinda Hudson | belinda@stpaulsanglican.com |
Mondays and Tuesdays |
| Office Secretary | Mrs Glenis Boyle | stpauls@stpaulsanglican.com |
8:30 am- 12:30 pm Wednesday- Friday |
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What is a Christian? Who is Jesus?
Being a ‘Christian’ has little to do with being moral or religious. It is all about confidently trusting Jesus Christ, the healer, the teacher, the saviour, the Lord. Indeed, the word ‘faith’ in the Bible simply means trust.
A Christian is a person who trusts in Jesus the healer, the teacher, the saviour, the Lord.
In particular a Christian:
- Acknowledges that they have not lived or loved God as they should and deserve to be punished.
- Trusts that Jesus was not only a man but God who died to secure forgiveness of sins and who rose from the dead and is now the Lord.
- Seeks to live as God want them to.
A person becomes a Christian by asking God to forgive them. This heartfelt act of turning back to God is all that is required. If you want to, you can pray to God now using these words:
Dear God,
I know that I have not lived as you want me to. I have not loved you as I ought nor loved the people who live around me. I am sorry and want to change.
Thank you for Jesus. Thank you that he lived and died for me and rose again and is the Lord. Please forgive me and help me to live as you want.
When you turn back to God and pray such a prayer, God hears and forgives you he gives you his Holy Spirit and helps you to love him as he wants. You also become part of his family a member of his people who share a common bond of Faith in Christ.
If you want to know more contact our minister who will be more than happy to share your thoughts ad answer your questions.
If you prefer click on link below to discover more about Jesus, God and what it means to be a Christian.
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