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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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Sunday Worship Times
8.45am Holy Eucharist (St John's Malmsbury)
10.30am Holy Eucharist (St Paul's Kyneton)
CHECK OUT OUR OTHER WORSHIP TIMES
10.30am Holy Eucharist (St Paul's Kyneton)
CHECK OUT OUR OTHER WORSHIP TIMES
Lent & Easter 2020
In regards to our events during lent and in the lead up to Easter please kindly refer to our Lent & Easter page.
This includes service times as well.
This includes service times as well.
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
Harry was working at a construction site when he came across a bottle. He popped it open and out came a Genie. “I gotta warn you,” said the Genie “I’m not that powerful but I’ll try my best.” “Well” said Harry, “I’m trying desperately to start a new business and I have a very important meeting tonight with a potential investor…” “I’ll tell you what,” said the Genie, “and this is the best I can do. I’ll give you a one time good luck charm. To start it say, 123. When you’re done, say 1234.” And with that the Genie was gone in a puff of smoke. Harry couldn’t believe his good luck. As he nervously tied his tie in front of the mirror, he kept on repeating over in his head 123, 123, 123. Harry nervously knocked on the rich man’s office. “Come in,” said the man in a deep imposing voice. OK, here goes thought Harry to himself as he sat down across from the man. Before he started he muttered to himself “123”, suddenly he knew everything would be OK. He opened up his mouth to start speaking but before he could say anything the man behind the desk pleasantly asked, “What did you say 123, for?”
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