Our Vision —
To be a caring church
uniting people in Christ
To be a caring church uniting people in Christ
Our Values:
- Worshipping joyfully, praying and studying the Scriptures.
- Preaching God's Word with relevance and challenge.
- Recognising and using the gifts of God's Holy Spirit.
- Growing as disciples of Christ and in discerning His will.
- Acknowledging God's creation and our responsibility for its preservation.
- Including all people as recipients of God's grace and welcome in our fellowship.
- Caring for each other and serving the wider community.
In Partnership with Paama Seaside Church,
Port Vila, Vanuatu
Service Next Sunday
Masks are now required
No congregational singing
Masks are now required
No congregational singing
Lectionary Readings
Acts 10:44-48; Psalm 98; 1 John 5:1-6; John 15:9-17
Online Services can be viewed
• Upcoming services (when available) on our
YouTube page
• 2nd May service Here
• List of recent recorded services and
the text of sermons are available on our Sermons page
Student Minister Heewon Chang
Contact Details:
Email Minister: minister@wesleycastlehill.org.au |
 For our recent monthly Seniors Lunch, children from the Wesley Preschool were invited to join with the Seniors. It proved to be an enjoyable meeting for all concerned. |
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Mother's Day Mothers' Day Dear Wesley Castle Hill people, Mother’s Day in Australia falls on the second Sunday of May. In Korea 8th of May is Parent’s Day. This year I am becoming more mindful of the heartache this day will bring to many people who are separated from their mothers in this pandemic world. Too many people have lost and are losing their loved ones in the Covid world, too many people are separated from their loved ones and unsure when they will see each other. I also long for the day I can travel back to Korea to meet my parents. So, on this day, let us hold those who find this day particularly hard - especially the people of Indian background living here and the people in India. What is unfolding in India and other countries on the sub-continent is devastating and scary beyond what we may comprehend. Let our prayers, join with the prayers of the rest of the world in hoping that Christ’s light may shine in these places and bring hope. Hee Won Chang | |
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‘Even though the fig trees have no blossoms, and there are no grapes on the vines; even though the olive crop fails, and the fields lie empty and barren; even though the flocks die in the fields, and the cattle barns are empty, yet I will rejoice in the Lord! I will be joyful in the God of my salvation!’ Habakkuk 3:17-18 (NLT)
This would be one of my favourite passages of Scripture. It follows on from last week’s Thought for the Week. It not only talks about difficult times, but makes it abundantly clear that we can still have the joy of the Lord in our lives if everything is lost. Can we believe this? Only by faith, and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives! Don’t try to do it on your own. It is a recipe for failure.
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May Rosters are now on the Roster page. June Squire Funeral Wesley Walkers next walk, Waverton to Milsons Point Relay for Life (with a difference) Wesley Seniors 'Cook for Syria' luncheon Wesley Families meeting in the Church Hall Fuse Youth Group (for Year 5 on at school) Joint Nominating Committee Thank you
Free Verandah Library (at McPhail Cottage) is now closed |
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Playgroups are suspended during the current restrictions on gatherings
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