Sally-Anne Russell in Concert
2017-09-19 13:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | VIC
As part of our St Michael’s Week celebrations, one of Australia’s finest mezzo sopranos, Sally-Anne Russell, will perform a special one-hour recital.
As a principal guest artist she has sung with Opera Australia, all of the State Opera companies and all of the major Australian symphony orchestras. An ARIA Award winner, she has recorded on ABC Classics, Chandos and Decca labels.
She will be accompanied by St Michael’s own Music Manager, Rhys Boak, one of Australia’s finest organists.
“Sally-Anne Russell is one of Australia’s current operatic and oratorio stars.” – Rob Holdsworth (The Australian Book Review 2015)

Time and Date: 1pm, Tuesday 19 September
Duration: 60min, no interval
Location: St Michael’s on Collins,
120 Collins Street, Melbourne
FREE EVENT
Bookings not required

Breadtime Stories
2017-09-20 12:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
with Award winning writer and actor Jim Howes
Stories form a major part of who we are, whether it be stories of strangers, famous people or those from our own lives. They could be called the ‘growing panes’ of our lives – windows into the laughs and pangs of growing up. The stories told today will draw from Jim Howes’ own rich experiences along with a sprinkle of the imagined.

Storytellers are always holding on to or inventing stories that have some sort of ‘hook’ into the artist’s life or world view. Jim Howes had his first story published back in Ireland when he was a ten years old. Since then, he has published around 200 books for children and adults, performed live and in a number of films and TV series. Story is central to everything he does – he’s been telling or writing them for decades and written speeches for two premieres and government ministers. He will be telling several stories across the emotional spectrum at this event, even if there’s only an audience of one.
This is a FREE EVENT
No bookings required
All are welcome to attend

Organ Recital
2017-09-21 13:00 - 14:00, 2017-10-12 13:00 - 13:30, 2017-10-19 13:00 - 13:30, 2017-10-26 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Every Thursday at 1 pm, the St Michael’s Carillon is sounded and the grand organ comes to life for a free 30 minute recital. Now into their ninth year, these recitals are well attended by the public.
Performed by organist Rhys Boak, and visiting artists, brings the joy and beauty of live music to many Melbournians and visitors.
Please check your orders of service or our Facebook page each week to see who will be performing the following Thursday.
Music has an important role to play in the functioning of society and has had for many thousands of years. No human culture appears to be without music. Singing, in particular, seems to be universal. Music is invariably expressed in relation to religion. The music program at St Michael’s each week brings us some of the best musicians and music that Australia has to offer to enrich our experience during our Sunday services at special events during the year.

Peter Sheridan and Rhys Boak in Concert
2017-09-21 13:00 - 14:00 | VIC
Celebrated flautist, Peter Sheridan, will perform an innovative program of music in the spectacular surrounds of St Michael’s.
Accompanied by Rhys Boak on piano and the St Michael’s grand organ, the program will include music written for a collection of ‘Low Flutes’ including the alto flute, bass flute, contrabass flute and the world’s largest flute, the Hyperbass Flute.
Experience the thrill of hearing the world premiere of a flute sonata by Phillip Rawles. Along with music composed by Michael Rosiak and Johannes Brahms.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear the unique resonances created by blending the fascinating extended family of flutes with piano and grand organ.
Time and Date: 1pm, Thursday 21 September
Duration: 60min, no interval
Location: St Michael’s on Collins,
120 Collins Street, Melbourne
FREE EVENT
Bookings not required

Healthy Ageing Seminar - September
2017-09-22 11:00 - 13:00 | St Michael’s Hall, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
“It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves.” – Edmund Hillary
Join Clinical Psychologist Julijana Chochovski as she explores the keys to motivation. Learn about setting goals and finding rewards in what you do and what you don’t want to do.
Time and Date: 11am, Friday 22 September
Location: St Michael’s Place, Hall, Ground Floor (behind the church)
Tickets: $20pp (includes tea, coffee and sandwiches)
Limited Seating Booking Recommended: Click the link below or call 9654 5120 to reserve your seats

Each month we choose a theme and present an exploration of helpful Psychological tips on that theme. Presented by Clinical Psychologist Julijana Chochovski, of The Cairnmillar Institute, these seminars provide much-needed tools for coping with problems commonly associated with ageing.
The supportive and friendly atmosphere allows participants the opportunity to discuss a variety of concerns that may arise in later years. Hosted by St Michael’s Uniting Church in the heart of the CBD, these secular seminars will help inspire you and your loved ones to enjoy an independent and high quality of life.

“These seminars attract so many older people, and I’m not surprised considering the important topics they discuss, all of which help older people to age well.” – Noeline Brown (Australia’s first Ambassador for Ageing)

Paul Grawbowsky in Concert
2017-09-22 19:00 - 20:00 | VIC
Experience one of Australia’s most celebrated musicians in the architectural splendour of one of Melbourne’s oldest churches.
Paul Grabowsky presents a solo piano program highlighting the artistry and skill which have resulted in many accolades and awards over his 40 year career, including 5 ARIA Awards.
A pianist, composer, arranger and conductor, Paul has performed with jazz luminaries such as Chet Baker, Art Farmer and Johnny Griffin.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear one of the truly great musicians of our time.

When: 7pm, Friday 22 September (Doors open at 6.30pm)
Duration: 1 hour, no interval
Location: St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins St, Melbourne
Tickets: $20 full, $60 for a group of 4
Limited seats will be available for purchase on the night

It is difficult to describe Paul Grabowsky’s career easily. He has been a director of some of Australia’s most prominent arts festivals, the composer of nearly thirty feature film scores, and several works of music theatre, the founder and leader for nineteen years of the Australian Art Orchestra, an executive at the ABC, and is currently at Monash University, where he heads up the Academy of Performing Arts.
Whether as composer, teacher, television personality, mentor or advocate for the role of artistic expression as a defining attribute of contemporary life, for him this is all informed by his work as a pianist, and composer, particularly in the field of jazz, where, according to him, ‘the piano never lies’.
His musical journeys have resulted in collaborations with musicians from many countries, not least with the First Nations peoples of Australia, and those journeys continue. Among his many awards are five ARIAs, the Melbourne Prize for Music and an H.C. Coombs Fellowship. In recognition of his achievements he was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2014.

St Michael's Day Breakfast
2017-09-24 07:30 - 09:30 | VIC
Launching the St Michael’s Day festivities, this breakfast is one of the great events in the St Michael’s calendar.
A great “TOGETHER” event with the people of St Michael’s sharing a delicious breakfast, catered by Ann Wilson.
Jane Rowe, founder of the Mirabel Foundation, will be our special guest speaker, discussing how she identified a vulnerable group of children and took action to make a positive difference in their lives.
Seating is limited – tickets are available from the Hall Foyer after service.
St Michael’s Hall
SUN 24 SEP 7.30AM
TICKETS $30
BOOKINGS Hall Foyer after service

Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony
2017-09-24 09:00 - 10:00 | VIC
Wurundjeri Elder Aunty Di Kerr will deliver a welcome to country and smoking ceremony in the St Michael’s Gardens as we acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land on which we gather to celebrate St Michael’s Day.
Join us as we pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and the Elders from other communities who may attend this special service.
All are welcome

St Michael's Day Service
2017-09-24 10:00 - 11:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The theme for this years St Michael’s Week is ‘Nurture’.
St Michael’s has a tradition of helping people grow and develop their life and their faith. Our faith should always be growing as should our lives, but unfortunately many young people have that growth stinted through a range of tragedies that negatively affect their lives.
With this in mind, St Michael’s will be honouring the work of the Mirabel Foundation which nurtures children who have been orphaned or abandoned due to parental illicit drug use.

St Michael’s Medallion Recipient
It is a privilege to welcome Jane Rowe to St Michael’s. Jane personifies “to give and not to count the cost”. Through Mirabel she has supported thousands of seriously disadvantaged children by giving them hope and a future.
Mirabel is an Australian Children’s Charity that was established in Victoria in 1998 and extended into New South Wales in 2003. Mirabel is the vision of Jane Rowe, who identified a vulnerable group of children and took action to make a positive difference in their lives. In her work as a drug and alcohol counsellor, Jane witnessed the devastating effects that drug use has on the children of drug users and the cycle of abuse that repeats itself through generations if action is not taken.
Jane believed that it was possible to bring about positive change to the lives of these children. Through her insight, passion and experience, she has raised awareness of this vulnerable group of children and in December 1998, with the support of countless individuals, Mirabel was launched with a two-night benefit concert in Melbourne. Since this time, Mirabel has provided vital assistance and support to thousands of children living throughout Victoria and New South Wales.

St Michael's Art Competition - Winner Announced
2017-09-24 12:00 - 12:30 | VIC
Join us in the St Michael’s Walk Colonnade after the St Michael’s Day Service (approx. 12pm) as we announce the winner of the 2017 St Michael’s Art Competition

10th Anniversary of the Lunchtime Organ Recital
2017-09-28 13:00 - 14:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us as we celebrate the 518th recital in our Lunchtime Recital series. Performed by St Michael’s Organist and Manager of Music, Rhys Boak and the Japanese born organ virtuoso, Ryoko Mori, the two organists that presented the inaugural recital in 2007.
The music presented will range from the late Baroque Era, to the 21st century, and will include music for four hands and four feet (two organists at one organ).
The program will include music by composers such as J.S. Bach, Louis Vierne and more.
Over the 10 years that this program of weekly organ recitals has run, many leading organists from around the world have taken part, a complete list is not practicable to include here, but recitalists from the UK, France, Belgium, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Italy, the Czech Republic, Russia, China, Japan and the USA have taken part.
Ryoko Mori was born in Japan and is an internationally active classical organist and pianist. She studied with Tomoko Miyamoto at Ferris University and Naomu Matsui at Seitoku University’s graduate school. She also studied organ with Naoko Imai at the Tokyo University of Fine Arts. In 2013 Ryoko won third place in the International Goedicke Organ Competition. Ryoko now runs her own private organ studio. During her time in Australia, Ryoko was the organist and director of music at several important churches including Melbourne’s Toorak Uniting Church, Wesley Uniting Church and Malvern Presbyterian Church. She has performed for several international organ festivals including the Organs of the Ballarat Goldfields Festival, and The Scots’ Church International organ festival. In 2005 Ryoko helped perform the first ever series of organ recitals held in mainland China, opening the Gulangyu International Organ Museum, the largest museum of its type in the world.
Rhys Boak is one of Australia’s busiest organists. He is in constant demand locally and internationally as both a recitalist and accompanist. He is currently the organist and manager of music at St. Michael’s Church, Melbourne. Rhys Boak was born in Melbourne. He studied organ with John Mallinson, Douglas Lawrence OAM and Sergio de Pieri at Melbourne University, and harpsichord with Ann Murphy.
He is a veteran of several concert tours including tours to Europe and Asia and his playing can be heard on more than a dozen CD recordings both as a soloist and as an accompanist to many of Australia’s finest choral ensembles.
In 2006 Rhys traveled to China where he gave a series of concerts with fellow Australian musician Geoffrey Tozer featuring the rare combination of Piano and Organ in duet. They ended each concert with a series of improvisations on local folk melodies. In 2011 Rhys again toured Germany, Denmark and France performing on several important historic instruments such as the Silberman organs of Freiberg Cathedral.
Rhys is highly active as an organist, pianist, choral conductor, composer and arranger. He has arranged and transcribed music for artists and institutions such as Greta Bradman, Geoffrey Payne, Sir Richard Bonynge, The English Chamber Orchestra, Move Records, Sony Records and Decca.

Sunday Service
2017-10-01 10:00 - 11:00, 2017-10-08 10:00 - 11:00, 2017-10-22 10:00 - 11:00, 2017-10-29 10:00 - 11:00, 2017-11-05 10:00 - 11:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s is a unique church in the heart of the city. Unique for its relevant, contemporary preaching that embraces and inner wellbeing as its core message.

Sunday services include a mix of traditional and modern presentations interspersed with inspirational music performed by world-class musicians.
St Michael’s affirms and encourages the best expression of humanity, not only through the Sunday service but though our wellbeing programs and our commitment to counselling and psychotherapy. We believe faith, spirituality and a meaning to life are vital ingredients for our health and wellbeing and that there is a need to get hold of a more authentic religious understanding.
Sunday services commence at 10am.

French Conversation
2017-10-01 11:45 - 12:45 | Camellia Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Join native French speaker, Johanna Hersey, for a fun and informal French conversation class where all are welcome to practice their French and receive some pointers in basic French conversation skills.
Beginners and fluent speakers alike will find someone to chat to in French with help and guidance on hand.

Grand Organ Recital
2017-10-05 13:00 - 14:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s Uniting Church is proud to present this inspirational Organ recital as part of the Victorian Seniors Festival.
Thursday 5 October at 1pm the St Michael’s carillon will be sounded, and the grand organ will come to life for a free hour-long recital by special guest organist Hans U. Hielscher.
Experience the joy of hearing the grand organ performed live in the beautiful surrounds of a heritage listed church in the heart of the city.
Date: Thursday 5 October
Time: Doors open at 12.30pm, Recital starts 1pm, concludes at 2pm
Where: St Michael’s Uniting Church, Corner Collins and Russell Street, Melbourne
Mobility Access via St Michael’s Walk
Entry is Free

Hans U. Hielscher
Hans U. Hielscher has been organist at the Marktkirche in Wiesbaden (Lutheran Cathedral of Nassau), Germany, since 1979. His studies were at the Detmold State Academy of Music and in Paris/Rouen, France. He also studied carillon at The Nederlandse Beiaardschool in Amersfoort, The Netherlands. Hans has presented more than 3,500 organ recitals around the globe, his concert tours have taken him to all European countries, the United States (61 U.S. tours), Bahamas, Israel, Iceland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Bangkok. He has been featured on radio and TV broadcasts, 22 CD recordings on the Motette, Wergo, IFO, Lade labels and is the author of the books “Alexandre Guilmant – Life and Work”, “Famous Organs in the U.S.A.”, “The Organ of Wiesbaden Marktkirche”. He is a published composer of some 50 works for organ. Hans has been honoured by the French government in Paris for his worldwide engagement in French organ music and nominated “Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres” in 1985.

Sunday Service
2017-10-15 10:00 - 11:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
St Michael’s is a unique church in the heart of the city. Unique for its relevant, contemporary preaching that embraces and inner wellbeing as its core message.

Sunday services include a mix of traditional and modern presentations interspersed with inspirational music performed by world-class musicians.
St Michael’s affirms and encourages the best expression of humanity, not only through the Sunday service but though our wellbeing programs and our commitment to counselling and psychotherapy. We believe faith, spirituality and a meaning to life are vital ingredients for our health and wellbeing and that there is a need to get hold of a more authentic religious understanding.
Sunday services commence at 10am.t, vibratolight soprano created an enthralling study in timbre.” The Age

Peter Douglas - Colour Destination
2017-10-15 11:00 - 13:00 | VIC
Exhibition Statement:
Colour Destination is a collection of paintings by artist Peter Douglas that depict the urban landscape – capturing scenes of people, activity and colour. The works exhibited take reference from images made by photographers Roger Scott, Kate Molenkamp and Edward Keating as well as photos taken by the artist.
A playful and vibrant use of colour in the pictures creates a camouflage of line and shape that stimulates movement, emotion and form in the image. Intersecting lines within the composition of the work lead the eye and guide the viewer along a visual narrative. The themes in Colour Destination relate to the value of individual perspective and the realisation that each passerby has a life as rich and complex as our own.
Artist Statement:
Peter Douglas is a Melbourne based artist whose practice focuses on drawing and painting. Some of the images and themes in the work are memory, hope and nature. He uses a variety of different techniques to create his work. Whether it’s using a hard pencil to emboss the surface of paper, breaking apart shape and colour to creating a vivid camouflage or heavily layering acrylic paint to partially hide what’s beneath the surface; his work attempts to capture fleeting moments in time.
Website:
www.peterdouglasart.com
Social Media:
www.facebook.com/peterdouglasart
www.instagram.com/peteradouglas

Photo Book Workshop
2017-10-22 11:45 - 13:00, 2017-10-29 11:45 - 13:00 | Waratah Room, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Learn how to make a Photo Book and make use of your digital photo files, with Roger Hersey.
We all have lots of photos on computers, tablets and phones – but how often do we look at them? Having a coffee table photo book gives us easy access to wonderful memories.
Presented over three Sunday’s after Sunday Service, Roger will go over the tools needed to produce a photo book to keep a hard copy of wonderful memories.
When: Sunday 22 & 29 October, 4 November
Time: 11:45am
Where: Waratah Room, Level 1, St Michael’s Place
Free Event for those with a tablet or mobile device.

Healthy Ageing Seminar - October
2017-10-27 11:00 - 13:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Sometimes life gets hard. Difficult times happen to everyone. It’s how you handle those hard times that can make the difference between overcoming your obstacles and drowning in them.
Join Clinical Psychologist Julijana Chochovski as she explores ways to cope with the unexpected. Find motivations and ways to be positive as you deal with multiple issues, emotions, others, and yourself in your older years.
Time and Date: 11am, Friday 27 October
Location: St Michael’s Place, Hall, Ground Floor (behind the church)
Tickets: $20pp (includes tea, coffee and sandwiches)
Limited Seating Booking Recommended: Call 9654 5120 to reserve your seats

Each month we choose a theme and present an exploration of helpful Psychological tips on that theme. Presented by Clinical Psychologist Julijana Chochovski, of The Cairnmillar Institute, these seminars provide much-needed tools for coping with problems commonly associated with ageing.
The supportive and friendly atmosphere allows participants the opportunity to discuss a variety of concerns that may arise in later years. Hosted by St Michael’s Uniting Church in the heart of the CBD, these secular seminars will help inspire you and your loved ones to enjoy an independent and high quality of life.

“These seminars attract so many older people, and I’m not surprised considering the important topics they discuss, all of which help older people to age well.” – Noeline Brown (Australia’s first Ambassador for Ageing)

Re-Thinking the Christ Movements of the First Two Centuries
2017-10-27 19:00 - 21:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
The Friday night lecture anticipates and introduces the amazing diversity, social innovation, and humour-filled challenge to Roman imperialism that the four Saturday lectures will deepen. This is a stunning challenge to the conventional picture of the so-called “early churches.”
The dynamic beginnings of the early Jesus communities are legendary but sometimes forgotten or contested. There is a widespread misconception in the Church that the “Jesus Movement” during the two or three centuries after Jesus’ crucifixion was recognisably similar to modern mainstream Christianity. This is not the case & before a recognisable Christianity emerged there was wide diversity in the forms these communities took and in their practices, beliefs & the way they lived – partly as a protest against Roman imperialism & partly as communities of mutual support. The challenges these progenitors of Christianity faced are instructive to us as the modern Church searches for ways to remake itself so that it is relevant in addressing the issues facing today’s society. Professor Taussig will present a compelling perspective on this subject which is informed by his extensive research over several decades.
Professor Hal Taussig, one of the leading theologians of the late 20th & early 21st centuries, is to tour Australia & New Zealand in October & November this year under the Common Dreams on the Road banner.
Hal has recently retired as Visiting Professor of New Testament at Union Theological Seminary, New York where he taught masters & doctoral level studies. He is Professor of Early Christianity at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in Philadelphia. He has also retired from 30+ years as a United Methodist pastor & now is specially assigned by his bishop as a consultant to local congregations. Hal is co-chair of the Society of Biblical Literature’s Consultation on Greco-Roman meals, & on the steering committees of SBL’s Seminar on Modern Theories & Ancient Myths of Christian Origins and the Greco-Roman Meals Consultation.
Professor Taussig is a foundation fellow of the Westar Institute & participated in that Institute’s celebrated Jesus Seminar. He is currently co-chair of Westar’s Christianity Seminar. Among his 14 published books are A New New Testament: A Bible for the 21stCentury & Newly Discovered Texts (2013); A New Spiritual Home: Progressive Christianity at the Grass Roots (2006); & Re-imagining Life Together in America: A New Gospel of Community (2002).
REGISTRATION
Registration is essential (as this is a catered event). The easiest way to register is on line at https://haltaussig.eventbrite.com.au or alternatively by mail by completing & mailing the form below to The Progressive Christian Network of Victoria (address below).
You may register for the full series or, if you are unable to attend on Saturday, only for the Friday evening lecture.
Admission Costs (per person):

FULL PROGRAM (FRIDAY & SATURDAY)
Earlybird
(Before 6 October)
Regular
(From 6 October)

Member of PCNV or St Michael’s UC
$50
$60

Non-member
$55
$65

Student
$20
$20

FRIDAY EVENING ONLY
Earlybird
(Before 6 October)
Regular
(From 6 October)

Member of PCNV or St Michael’s UC
$25
$30

Non-member
$30
$35

Student
$10
$10

Professor Hal Taussig - Saturday Lectures
2017-10-28 10:00 - 16:00 | VIC
Saturday Lectures:
1.The Messy Mix of Early Christ Movement Texts:
Both conventional Christianity and secular culture assume that the New Testament fell fully-formed to earth and hit someone on the head shortly after Jesus died. This lecture shows how no such thing as a Christian canon could have happened before the fifth century CE.

Replacing the Notions of an Orthodoxy-Heresy Story of How Christianity Began:

There is a presumptuous narrative inherent in most secular and Christian understandings which assumes a single line of tradition, belief, and story that was handed down from God to Jesus to the unified apostles to the loyal and orthodox bishops to traditional Christianity in our day. This lecture brings an historical approach which contradicts this master narrative with diverse portraits of two centuries of loose connections, no central authority, and wildly imaginative literature by women and men.

Wild & Humour-filled Early Christ Supper Clubs

Taussig unfolds a rich tapestry of ecstatic, humorous, fairly inclusive, and contentious festive meals that served as early Christ group “worship” throughout the Mediterranean world. Undoing the conventional picture of these groups in and as “churches,” this lecture shows how imaginative, diverse, and passionate these festive meal-groups were, and elaborates how they formed a core of unconventional spiritual practice.

The Strangeness of Early Christ Groups

This lecture portrays the early Christ groups as inherently diffuse, disorganised, and fascinated by identities that overlapped and resisted uniformity. In this view, it is pretentious to think that Christianity itself existed within the first two centuries. Rather, Christianity per se is at earliest a creation of the third through fifth centuries.
Professor Hal Taussig, one of the leading theologians of the late 20th & early 21st centuries, is to tour Australia & New Zealand in October & November this year under the Common Dreams on the Road banner.
Hal has recently retired as Visiting Professor of New Testament at Union Theological Seminary, New York where he taught masters & doctoral level studies. He is Professor of Early Christianity at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in Philadelphia. He has also retired from 30+ years as a United Methodist pastor & now is specially assigned by his bishop as a consultant to local congregations. Hal is co-chair of the Society of Biblical Literature’s Consultation on Greco-Roman meals, & on the steering committees of SBL’s Seminar on Modern Theories & Ancient Myths of Christian Origins and the Greco-Roman Meals Consultation.
Professor Taussig is a foundation fellow of the Westar Institute & participated in that Institute’s celebrated Jesus Seminar. He is currently co-chair of Westar’s Christianity Seminar. Among his 14 published books are A New New Testament: A Bible for the 21stCentury & Newly Discovered Texts (2013); A New Spiritual Home: Progressive Christianity at the Grass Roots (2006); & Re-imagining Life Together in America: A New Gospel of Community (2002).
REGISTRATION
Registration is essential (as this is a catered event). The easiest way to register is on line at https://haltaussig.eventbrite.com.au or alternatively by mail by completing & mailing the form below to The Progressive Christian Network of Victoria (address below).
You may register for the full series or, if you are unable to attend on Saturday, only for the Friday evening lecture.
Admission Costs (per person):

FULL PROGRAM (FRIDAY & SATURDAY)
Earlybird
(Before 6 October)
Regular
(From 6 October)

Member of PCNV or St Michael’s UC
$50
$60

Non-member
$55
$65

Student
$20
$20

FRIDAY EVENING ONLY
Earlybird
(Before 6 October)
Regular
(From 6 October)

Member of PCNV or St Michael’s UC
$25
$30

Non-member
$30
$35

Student
$10
$10

OrganLunchtime Recital
2017-11-02 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia

French Conversation
2017-11-05 11:45 - 12:45 | Wellbeing Studio, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
