St Michael's Uniting Church

Lunchtime Organ Recital
2024-09-12 13:00 - 13:30, 2024-09-05 13:00 - 13:30, 2024-08-08 13:00 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The St Michael’s lunchtime organ recital is the perfect opportunity to take a break and enjoy the magnificent sound of the Grand Pipe organ while taking in the beautiful surrounds of St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne.
Make an organ recital part of your lunch plans and join us for the St Michael’s Lunchtime Organ Recital this Thursday.
The recital series features St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak and guest artists.
For over the decade the free organ recitals have brought the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Free event. Doors open at 12:30pm
Recital starts at 1:00pm
Share our flyer
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A History of the St Michael’s Organ
The first St Michael’s organ was built in 1866 by the famous London firm of Hill & Son (job number 1204).
It was a two manual, mechanical action organ that contained 18 speaking stops. Interestingly, the pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.
1920s Remodel
A new instrument was built in 1923 by the Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons when the original Hill organ needed repair. Some of the parts from the original were used.
The rebuild also included the then popular, tubular-pneumatic action system. This meant the organist could be seated away from the organ pipes and allowed them to have a lighter key touch.
1950s Rebuild
In 1951, the organ was rebuilt and fitted with electro-pneumatic action.
Prominent English organist and composer Eric Thiman opened the organ.
Current Organ
As the needs of the church outgrew, the organ needed another update.
The organ you see in St Michael’s today was built in 1958 by George Fincham and Sons (who also built the 1923 organ). This time by George Bowring Fincham, grandson of the original George Fincham who started the company in 1864!
The console was moved from its central location beneath the pulpit to the current position in 1978 and the 1979 the swell mixture stop was recast in 1979.
The present organ has 3 manuals and pedals, 44 speaking stops and approximately 2225 speaking pipes.
The keys and stop action are electro-pneumatic.

Sunday Gathering - Progressive Christian services in church and online
2024-09-08 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Season of Creation – 8 September 2024, 10 am
“What don’t we hear and what don’t we speak of?”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Susie Ng (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Organ & Piano)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Meditation Session
2024-09-01 12:00 - 12:30 | Wellbeing Studio, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Breathe in. Breath out. Take some time to yourself .
Join this calming meditation session to help you reset.
Facilitated by Pamela Blood.

Sunday Church Gathering - Progressive Christian Service in church and online
2024-09-01 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Season of Creation – 1 September 2024, 10 am
“What to keep and what to discard”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Music: Edwina Cordingley (Cello) & Rhys Boak (Organ & Piano)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

St Michael's Lunchtime Organ Recital
2024-08-29 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The St Michael’s lunchtime organ recital is the perfect opportunity to take a break and enjoy the magnificent sound of the Grand Pipe organ while taking in the beautiful surrounds of St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne.
Make an organ recital part of your lunch plans and join us for the St Michael’s Lunchtime Organ Recital this Thursday.
The recital series features St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak and guest artists.
For over the decade the free organ recitals have brought the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Free event. Doors open at 12:30pm
Recital starts at 1:00pm
Share our flyer
__________________________________________________________________________________________
A History of the St Michael’s Organ
The first St Michael’s organ was built in 1866 in England by the famous London firm of Hill & Son (job number 1204).
It was a two manual, mechanical action organ that contained 18 speaking stops. Interestingly, the pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.
The first organ was erected by George Fincham, Richmond, and opened 19 September 1867 by David Lee.
1920s Remodel
When the original Hill organ needed repair, the Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons built a new instrument in 1923. They used some of the parts from the original. They also included the then popular, tubular-pneumatic action system allowing the organist could be seated away from the organ pipes and allowed them to have a lighter key touch.
1950s Rebuild
The organ was rebuilt and fitted with electro-pneumatic action in 1951.
Prominent English organist and composer Eric Thiman opened the organ.
Current Organ
As the needs of the church outgrew, so the organ needed updating.
The organ you see in St Michael’s today was built in 1958 by George Fincham and Sons (who also built the 1923 organ). This time the builder was George Bowring Fincham, grandson of the original George Fincham who started the company in 1864!
In 1978 the console was moved from its central location beneath the pulpit to the current position. The swell mixture stop was recast in 1979.
The present organ has 3 manuals and pedals, 44 speaking stops and approximately 2225 speaking pipes.
The keys and stop action are still electro-pneumatic.

Church Gathering - Progressive Christian church service - in church and online
2024-08-25 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost – 25 August 2024, 10 am
“Called to community”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Peter Sheridan (Flute) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Lunchtime Organ Recital
2024-08-22 13:00 - 13:30, 2024-08-15 13:00 - 13:30, 2024-08-01 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia

Living the Questions - Incarnation: Divinely Human
2024-08-18 11:45 - 12:45 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Explore the biblical foundations, theological grounding, and spiritual practices at the heart of Progressive Christianity in this video-based discussion series.
Join us for Session 17: Incarnation: Divinely Human
FOCUS: The meaning of the incarnation has been debated since the beginning of Christianity. Although often associated with Jesus alone, the notion of incarnation can be understood most fully when it also includes Jesus’ followers, called, like Jesus, to enflesh the Spirit in divinely human ways.
Where: Waratah Room, Level 1, St Michael’s Administration Building

Church Gathering - in church and online services
2024-08-18 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Sunday Gathering 10am in the church
Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost – 18 August 2024, 10 am
“Invited to dine at Wisdom’s feast”

Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Elyane Laussade (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Sunday Gathering - in church or online service
2024-08-04 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Art: “Peace Earth” by Connie Larson
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St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost – 4 August 2024, 10 am
“No peace without justice”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Georgia Wilkinson (Soprano) & Rhys Boak (Organ & Piano)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

St Michael's - Open House Melbourne
2024-07-28 12:00 - 16:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
We are thrilled to be participating in Open House Melbourne ‘Re/Discover Your City’ weekend.
The church will be open from noon to 4pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Self-guided tour information will be accessible by QR code.
We invite you to explore the unique architecture, take a moment in Mingary—the Quiet Place, or enjoy the music.
Volunteers will be available to provide information about the church’s architecture, history, and ethos.
St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak, will perform 10-minute recitals on the Grand Organ hourly from noon to 3pm both days.
Due to safety requirements, the upstairs gallery is closed to visitors.
Visitors are welcome to attend the 10am Sunday Service to experience the life of the current congregation.
About St Michael’s
St Michael’s Uniting Church, completed in 1866, is notable for its striking architecture and cultural heritage. The National Trust-classified building features Romanesque arches, a turreted spire and multicoloured brickwork. The theatre-inspired auditorium is unique in Melbourne and today the church is home to an inclusive, progressive Christian community committed to compassion, justice and full inclusion of LGBTIQA+ people.
Visitors can enjoy the contemporary stained-glass windows by artist Klaus Zimmer and the elegant sanctuary furniture, and hear the magnificent Grand Organ. Mingary—the Quiet Place, a peaceful sanctuary for people of all religions and cultures devoted to healing and restoration, will also be open.
For more information: St Michael’s Uniting Church | Open House Melbourne

Sunday Gathering - in church and online service
2024-07-28 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Image: Red Flowers by Deb from unsplash.com
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Tenth Sunday after Pentecost – 28 July 2024, 10 am
“Abundance in shared sustenance”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Reflection by Chris Phillips
Music: Georgia Wilkinson (Soprano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

St Michael's: Open House Melbourne
2024-07-27 12:00 - 16:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia

Lunchtime Organ Recital
2024-07-25 13:00 - 13:30, 2024-07-18 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The St Michael’s lunchtime organ recital is the perfect opportunity to take a break and enjoy the magnificent sound of the Grand Pipe organ while taking in the beautiful surrounds of St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne.
Make an organ recital part of your lunch plans and join us for the St Michael’s Lunchtime Organ Recital this Thursday.
The recital series features St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak and guest artists.
For over the decade the free organ recitals have brought the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Free event. Doors open at 12:30pm
Recital starts at 1:00pm
Share our flyer
__________________________________________________________________________________________
A History of the St Michael’s Organ
The first St Michael’s organ was built in 1866 by the famous London firm of Hill & Son (job number 1204).
It was a two manual, mechanical action organ that contained 18 speaking stops. Interestingly, the pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.
1920s Remodel
When the original Hill organ needed repair, the Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons built a new instrument in 1923. They used some of the parts from the original. They also included the then popular, tubular-pneumatic action system. This meant the organist could be seated away from the organ pipes and allowed them to have a lighter key touch.
1950s Rebuild
In 1951, the organ was rebuilt and fitted with electro-pneumatic action.
Prominent English organist and composer Eric Thiman opened the organ.
Current Organ
As the needs of the church outgrew, the organ needed another update.
The organ you see in St Michael’s today was built in 1958 by George Fincham and Sons (who also built the 1923 organ). This time by George Bowring Fincham, grandson of the original George Fincham who started the company in 1864!
The console was moved from its central location beneath the pulpit to the current position in 1978 and the 1979 the swell mixture stop was recast in 1979.
The present organ has 3 manuals and pedals, 44 speaking stops and approximately 2225 speaking pipes.
The keys and stop action are electro-pneumatic.

Living the Questions 2.0 - Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision
2024-07-21 11:45 - 12:45 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Explore the biblical foundations, theological grounding, and spiritual practices at the heart of Progressive Christianity in this video-based discussion series.
Join us for Session 16 – Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision
FOCUS: Being a person of faith demands balancing spiritual pursuits with action. In a society which is often unjust, inequitable, and whose very structures
are responsible for generating untold suffering and poverty, we are compelled to pursue social justice as an expression of hope in realizing a better world.
Facilitator: Peter Kahane

For session resources please email your request to office@stmichaels.org.au
Art: World of Peace and Justice by John August Swanson

Sunday Gathering: a Progressive Christian service in churh and online
2024-07-21 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
‘Breathe’ by Sibayak
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost – 21 July 2024, 10 am
“Rested and refreshed”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Dr Joel Brennan (Trumpet) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Meditation Session
2024-07-14 12:00 - 12:30 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Breathe in. Breath out.
Join this calming meditation session to help you reset.

Sunday Gathering - In church and online
2024-07-14 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost – 14 July 2024, 10 am
“Threads of Justice and Love”
Reflection & Liturgy: Dr Liz Boase
Music: Michael Petrucelli (Tenor), Dr. Elyane Laussade (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Cancelled - Lunchtime Organ Recital
2024-07-11 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Unfortunately, the Lunchtime Organ recital scheduled for Thursday 11 July has been cancelled.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
The St Michael’s organ recital is the perfect opportunity to take a break and enjoy the magnificent sound of the Grand Pipe organ while taking in the beautiful surrounds of St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne.
For over the decade the free organ recitals have brought the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Make an organ recital part of your lunch plans and join us for the St Michael’s Lunchtime Organ Recital this Thursday.
The recital series features St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak and guest artists.
Free event. Doors open at 12:30pm
Recital starts at 1:00pm
Share our flyer
__________________________________________________________________________________________
Learn about the St Michael’s Organ
The first St Michael’s organ was built in 1866 by the famous London firm of Hill & Son (job number 1204).
It was a two manual, mechanical action organ that contained 18 speaking stops. Interestingly, the pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.
1920s Remodel
When the original Hill organ needed repair, the Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons built a new instrument in 1923. They used some of the parts from the original and also included the then popular, tubular-pneumatic action system. This meant the organist could be seated away from the organ pipes and allowed them to have a lighter key touch.
1950s Rebuild
In 1951, the organ was rebuilt and fitted with electro-pneumatic action.
Prominent English organist and composer Eric Thiman opened the organ.
Current Organ
As the needs of the church outgrew, the organ needed another update.
The organ you see in St Michael’s today was built in 1958 by George Fincham and Sons (who also built the 1923 organ). This time by George Bowring Fincham, grandson of the original George Fincham who started the company in 1864!
The console was moved from its central location beneath the pulpit to the current position in 1978 and the 1979 the swell mixture stop was recast in 1979.
The present organ has 3 manuals and pedals, 44 speaking stops and approximately 2225 speaking pipes.
The keys and stop action are electro-pneumatic.

'Living the Covenant Locally' Library Opening
2024-07-07 12:00 - 13:00 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
St Michael’s will officially open a ‘Living the Covenant Locally’ Library with a presentation by Ann Kinnear “Now More Than Ever- on the path to reconciliation”.
‘Living the Covenant Locally’ is a grass roots movement within the Uniting Church aimed at growing in understanding, encouraging others and walking together as First and Second People.
St Michael’s has registered with ‘Living the Covenant Locally’ and is working towards growing the understanding within our community of the Uniting Church covenant with the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress (UAICC) and growing the understanding of the history of First Nations people and our shared history.
As part of the process, St Michael’s has created the St Michael’s ‘Living the Covenant Locally’ Library to provide resources to the community who are interested in learning more about this shared history.
The presentation and Library opening are in conjunction with the first Sunday of NAIDOC Week (7 July – 14 July), an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
The 2024 NAIDOC Week theme is Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud. The theme honours the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture – with fire a symbol of connection to Country, to each other, and to the rich tapestry of traditions that define Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
NAIDOC Week also coincides with two significant milestones in the Uniting Church’s own journey of reconciliation, 30 years of the Covenant with the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, and 15 years of the Preamble to the UCA Constitution. You can view the UCA’s two anniversary edition posters of the Covenanting Statement and the Preamble.
Please see below for a list of books available to borrow:

Bruce Pascoe: Dark Emu
Henry Reynolds: Why Weren’t We Told and Fate of a Free People
Megan Davis & George Williams: Everything You Need to Know About the Uluru Statement from the Heart
Tony Birch: The White Girl;
Margo Neale & Lynne Kelly: The Power and the Promise
Marcia Langton & Aaron Corn: The Way of the Ancestors
Chris Budden: Following Jesus in Invaded Space; Why Indigenous Sovereignty should matter to Christians
Lyndal Ryan: The Aboriginal Tasmanians
Lucinda Aberdeen & Jennifer Jones: Black, White and Exempt – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lives Under Exemption
Bill Gammage: The Biggest Estate on Earth
Garry Deverell: Contemplating Country
Shannyn Palmer: Unmaking Angas Downs
Henry Reynolds: This Whispering in our Hearts Revisited

A Progressive Sunday Service - in Church and Online
2024-07-07 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Image by David Dawes
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost – 7 July 2024, 10 am
“Moving from Me to You to Us”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Rose Riebl (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Thursday Organ Recital
2024-07-04 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The St Michael’s organ recital is the perfect opportunity to take a break and enjoy the magnificent sound of the Grand Pipe organ while taking in the beautiful surrounds of St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne.
Make an organ recital part of your lunch plans and join us for the St Michael’s Lunchtime Organ Recital this Thursday.
The recital series features St Michael’s organist, Rhys Boak and guest artists.
For over the decade the free organ recitals have brought the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Free event. Doors open at 12:30pm
Recital starts at 1:00pm
Share our flyer
__________________________________________________________________________________________
A History of the St Michael’s Organ
The first St Michael’s organ was built in 1866 by the famous London firm of Hill & Son (job number 1204).
It was a two manual, mechanical action organ that contained 18 speaking stops. Interestingly, the pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.
1920s Remodel
When the original Hill organ needed repair, the Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons built a new instrument in 1923. They used some of the parts from the original. They also included the then popular, tubular-pneumatic action system. This meant the organist could be seated away from the organ pipes and allowed them to have a lighter key touch.
1950s Rebuild
In 1951, the organ was rebuilt and fitted with electro-pneumatic action.
Prominent English organist and composer Eric Thiman opened the organ.
Current Organ
As the needs of the church outgrew, the organ needed another update.
The organ you see in St Michael’s today was built in 1958 by George Fincham and Sons (who also built the 1923 organ). This time by George Bowring Fincham, grandson of the original George Fincham who started the company in 1864!
The console was moved from its central location beneath the pulpit to the current position in 1978 and the 1979 the swell mixture stop was recast in 1979.
The present organ has 3 manuals and pedals, 44 speaking stops and approximately 2225 speaking pipes.
The keys and stop action are electro-pneumatic.

Sunday Gathering: In church and online service
2024-06-30 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Art: Woman Touching Jesus (detail) by Corinne Versach
St Michael’s Uniting Church is a vibrant, inclusive, hospitable and community-focused congregation, sharing progressive Christian theology and practice in church in Melbourne and online.
Join us for an inclusive service based in Progressive Christian theology.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost – 23 June 2024, 10 am
“Touching and Healing”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Helen Bower (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Piano)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Special Recital - A celebration of the life of Margaret Swann
2024-06-27 13:00 - 13:45 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Margaret Swann was a long-time patron of the St Michael’s organ recital.
To honour Margaret’s support of local musical talent, some of Melbourne’s renown musicians will come together in a touching recital that celebrates Margaret and her love of music.

Rhys Boak (Organ)
Dr. Elyane Laussade (Piano)
Dr. Kim Tan (Flute)
Georgia Wilkinson (Soprano)

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Living the Questions: A Kingdom without Walls
2024-06-23 11:45 - 12:45 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Art: A Living Situation with all Creation by Suzie-Spiers
Explore the biblical foundations, theological grounding, and spiritual practices at the heart of Progressive Christianity in this video-based discussion series.
Join us for Session 15: A Kingdom Without Walls
FOCUS:
The good news of the gospel tells of a radical hospitality where boundaries, barriers, and walls are overcome by a grace that knows no bounds.
Facilitator: Neil Blood

For session resources please email your request to office@stmichaels.org.au
