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Welcome to the Parish of Kyneton as part of the Central Highlands Cluster with St Mary's Woodend, St George's Trentham, St Paul's Kyneton and St John's Malmsbury. We are a parish community steeped in history and Anglican Tradition. We continue to worship and live out our faith in Jesus Christ in modern catholic style.
We maintain a firm commitment of developing a community of welcome, nurture, discipleship, hospitality, care and outreach. For More information on the Anglican Diocese of Bendigo click the link > |
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Blessing of the Animals 2018
MARKET MUTTS CALENDAR
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Still time to get your calendar. On sale for $20 each. We are very grateful to Simon Griffiths for his professional assistance with such great photographs. Sales from the calendar are to support the restoration and mission of our parish. These calendars are a fantastic gift for Christmas.
For inquires about the sale of these calendars, contact Fr Ian 0437 655 702 or howarthian1@gmail.com |
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Pew Sheet Sign UpWe are endeavouring at the moment to build up an email list of those who would like to receive a PDF copy weekly pew bulletin by email. This is especially handy when some may be away, but would like to keep in touch with what is happening. Please sign on to the sheet in the porch if you would like this sent to you, or email Fr Ian by clicking the link below.
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On The Lighter Side
God Is Watching
There was a Christian School that was expe- riencing small amounts of stealing from the school kitchen and dining room. Only the food of course like chocolate and cream cakes. The Principal decided it was time to take action. As the students were lined up in the dining room for lunch, at the head of the table was a large tray of bread slices. The Principal posted a sign on the bread tray,
"Take only one. God is watching." Further along the line, at the other end of the table was a large pile of chocolate chip cookies. One child whispered to another, "Take all you want. God is only watching the bread."
There was a Christian School that was expe- riencing small amounts of stealing from the school kitchen and dining room. Only the food of course like chocolate and cream cakes. The Principal decided it was time to take action. As the students were lined up in the dining room for lunch, at the head of the table was a large tray of bread slices. The Principal posted a sign on the bread tray,
"Take only one. God is watching." Further along the line, at the other end of the table was a large pile of chocolate chip cookies. One child whispered to another, "Take all you want. God is only watching the bread."