St Michael's Uniting Church

'The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven' - a performance by Jo Clifford
2025-02-09 12:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us after our Midsumma service for a special performance of ‘The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’ by Jo Clifford, hosted by St Michael’s.
Join Queen Jesus for a revolutionary queer ritual in which bread is shared, wine is drunk and familiar stories are reimagined by a transgender Jesus.
This unique and award-winning show combines theatre with storytelling and ritual in a way that, according to one audience member, “leaves everyone feeling blessed”.
‘The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’ is one of the first plays in the UK to be written by, and star, a trans actor.
The play focuses on the beauty of the gospels, imagining Jesus coming back to earth in the present day in the shape of a trans woman and asks, “what is Jesus’ message? What would they say?”
This performance is open to everyone at no cost, but if you are able, we will be collecting donations to cover Jo’s travel costs.
Bookings are not required.
Find our ‘Midsumma at St Michael’s’ program here
An interview with Jo Clifford
About Jo Clifford
Jo Clifford is a playwright, a performer and the author of over a hundred plays.
Her work has been translated in many languages and performed worldwide.
Currently living in Edinburgh, Jo describes herself as a very proud dad of two daughters and grandmother of two grandchildren. She is a church elder and a “saint”! She has been named a Saint Jo, Scribe of our Souls by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence for her work done for the LGBTIQA+ community, particularly with her play, ‘The Gospel according to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’.
About ‘The Gospel according to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’.
At boarding school, Jo had a supposedly Christian upbringing and was very familiar with the King James Bible, the cadences and language of which has been highly influential in her writing.
After becoming an atheist and turning away from religion, Jo returned to the Gospels in 2006 and was amazed at the beauty of the words and the figure of Jesus. Jesus, who always shows compassion for people suffering prejudice. The Gospel stories moved Jo, who was experiencing prejudice, isolation and marginalisation as a trans woman in Scotland in the early 2000s. She wanted to retell those stories she could relate to through her perspective. So, she created a story about love, of Jesus, coming to earth as a trans woman, in present day. ‘The Gospel according to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’ invites the audience to imagine this and wonder, what would Jesus’ message be?
‘The Gospel according to Jesus, Queen of Heaven’ hasn’t always been performed in church spaces but for Jo playing in a church feels very important. Jo says, allowing queer people to have a presence in church feels very important, a way in which the church can make amends. Jo has always believed there is a spiritual dimension to our lives, says it is important that we respect and address people’s spiritual needs in life.
The Gospels are a story of love and equality, because, as Jo aptly puts it, “in the end we are all equal in the face of death, we really all should love each other, because what else can we do?”

Sunday Gathering - in church and online service
2025-02-11 08:00 - 17:00
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Transfiguration Sunday

Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Dr Kim Tan (Flute) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services are available to view.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Thursday Lunchtime Organ Recital
2025-02-13 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.
Music on your lunchbreak is a wonderful thing. 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
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Diary Date: Sunday 9 February, 10am – Enjoy the joyous sound of the Consort of Melbourne during our special Midsumma Service.
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Find out about our music program
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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 - in church and online service
2025-02-16 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Image: ‘Inshore fishing’ by Peter-Lanyon
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany

“Telling our own sacred stories”
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 are available to view.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Sunday Gathering - in church and online service
2025-02-23 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Art: Love and Peace by V Myazin
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Seventh Sunday after Epiphany
“How can we love despite division and enmity?”
Minister: Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Music: Dr Kim Tan (Flute) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services are available to view.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Thursday Lunchtime Organ Recital
2025-02-27 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-03-06 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
Find out about our music program
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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).
This two manual, mechanical action organ contained 18 speaking stops. The pipework and some of the wind chests were the basis for the subsequent instruments.

1920s Remodel

In the 1920s the original Hill organ needed repair. The Melbourne company George Fincham & Sons built a new instrument using some of the parts from the original.
The rebuild included a tubular-pneumatic action system, which was very popular at the time. This system allowed the organist to be seated away from the organ pipes and 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 1951 instrument and it was time for another organ 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). 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 in the church.
In 1979 the swell mixture stop was recast.
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
2025-03-02 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Transfiguration Sunday

“Finding Light on the Mountain, Living Love in the City”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Dr Joel Brennan (Trumpet) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services are available to view.
Watch the Online Gathering here

Meditation on Sunday
2025-03-02 12:00 - 12:30 | Wellbeing Studio, 120 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
You are welcome to join this calming Sunday meditation session to help you reset and refocus.
Facilitator: Ann Kinnear
Where: Wellbeing Studio, Level 1, St Michael’s Administration Building

For a quiet time throughout the week, you can visit Mingary, the Quiet Place via the Russell Street entrance of St Michael’s Uniting Church. Enjoy this public space for your own meditation and reflection.

Sunday Gathering - a progressive service in church and online
2025-03-09 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
First Sunday in Lent
“The Lord is Lord of all; there is no distinction”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Susannah Ng (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Thursday Organ Recital
2025-03-13 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-03-20 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-03-27 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-05-22 13:00 - 13:30, 2025-06-05 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.
Music on your lunchbreak is a wonderful thing. 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
Find out about our music program
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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 - a progressive service in church and online
2025-03-16 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Second Sunday in Lent
“Resolving to be”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Mina Yu (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Photo: King’s Canyon, Northern Territory by David Dawes

Sunday Gathering - In church and online
2025-03-23 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology.
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.
Third Sunday in Lent
“To Be Restored”
Guest Minister: Rev David Dawes
Music: Kate Macfarlane (Soprano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Photo: King’s Canyon, Northern Territory by David Dawes

Choir of Hard Knocks - Singing in Harmony
2025-03-23 15:00 - 16:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join the Choir of Hard Knocks at St Michael’s to celebrate inclusion and diversity during Harmony Week.
This joyous concert featuring the award-winning Choir of Hard Knocks with special guests, Rainbow Voices, the Macedon Ranges LGBTQIA+ Community Choir, led by Artistic Director, Adam Przewlocki, in the magnificent St Michael’s Uniting Church where ‘Everyone Belongs’.
Book Tickets here
Full $25 / Concession $20 / U16 $15
All funds raised go towards supporting the Choir of Hard Knocks.
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Birrarung Wilam (River Camp) Walk
2025-03-28 13:00 - 14:00
Koorie Heritage Trust – Birrarung Wilam (River Camp) Walk
Members of St Michael’s Church are will be exploring together the guided Birrarung Wilam Walk.
As described by the Koorie Heritage Trust, you can join the walk “as we journey from Federation Square down to the stunning Birrarung Wilam Aboriginal art installations, guided by one of our knowledgeable Cultural Experiences Guides. Along the way, you’ll uncover the deep history of Birrarung Marr (meaning “Beside the river of mists”) and the ancient stories of the Aboriginal Peoples of the Kulin Nation. Hear how this land, where Melbourne now stands, has transformed over time, and why Birrarung Wilam holds such profound significance to the local Kulin peoples. Finally, begin your journey into the Koorie Heritage Trust with a hands-on, guided experience where you’ll have the opportunity to engage with Aboriginal tools and artifacts including tools, shields and possum-skin cloaks.”
The walk is for 1 hour and costs $40 or $20 concession.
It leaves from The Yarra Building at Federation Square.
You can book your tickets online at Koorie Heritage Trust or contact Ann Kinnear at annckinnear@gmail.com to organise a booking.
If you have an issue with the cost please discuss this with Ann.
Wheelchairs can be accommodated.

Sunday Gathering
2025-03-30 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Fourth Sunday in Lent – 30 March 2025, 10 AM
“The God of the Lost”
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Rose Riebl (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Thursday Organ Recital - with Matthew Walters
2025-04-03 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Enjoy a special performance with guest organist Matthew Walters.
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.
Music on your lunchbreak is a wonderful thing. 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
The program for Thursday, 3 April:

Toccata from Suite Gothique – Léon Boëllmann (1862-1897)
Toccata from Symphony No.5 Op. 41 No. 1 – Charles Marie Widor (1844-1937)
lux – Matt Walters
Prelude in E Minor – Matt Walters
spes – Matt Walters
Prelude in D Minor – Matt Walters
Pop + Film Music Medley featuring Abba, Coldplay, Hans Zimmer + more

Share our flyer
Find out about our music program

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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 - a progressive service in church or online
2025-04-06 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology at St Michael’s Uniting Church
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.
Fifth Sunday in Lent – 6 April 2025, 10 AM
“Being a truly liberated person”
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Susannah Ng (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Palm Sunday Gathering - in church and online
2025-04-13 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Palm Sunday
“Two processions – two powers”
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Dr Joe Chindamo OAM (Piano), Zoe Black (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Note that Maundy Thursday is an evening service.
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
Image: Brooke Lark | Unsplash

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Easter at St Michael’s:
Maundy Thursday – 17 April, 6 PM
Three Days that Changed the World – Death

Good Friday – 18 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Silence
Easter Sunday – 20 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – New Life
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No Thursday Organ Recital Today
2025-04-17 13:00 - 13:30 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Please note: Due to Holy Week and Easter there will be no Organ Recital on Thursday 17 April.
The Organ Recitals will resume from Thursday 24 April, 1 pm at St Michael’s Uniting Church

Maundy Thursday Service
2025-04-17 18:00 - 19:00 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Three Days that Changed the World – Death
Maundy Thursday – 17 April 2025, 6 pm
Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music in church: Peter Sheridan (Flute) & Rhys Boak (Organ)
Note that Maundy Thursday is an evening service.
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
Image: James Coleman | Unsplash

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Maundy Thursday – 17 April, 6 PM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Death
Good Friday – 18 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Silence
Easter Sunday – 20 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – New Life
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Good Friday Gathering - in church and online
2025-04-18 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Three Days that Changed the World – Silence
Good Friday – 18 April 2025, 10am
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music in church: The St. Michael’s String Ensemble and Rhys Boak (Organ)
Sunday Gatherings are in church at 10am.
For those unable to attend, online services still continue and are available Sunday afternoon.
Image: Brooke Lark | unsplash
Watch the Online Gathering here

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Maundy Thursday – 17 April, 6 PM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Death
Good Friday – 18 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Silence
Easter Sunday – 20 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – New Life

Easter Services at St Michael's: Easter Sunday
2025-04-20 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Three Days that Changed the World – New Life
Easter Sunday – 20 April 2025, 10am
Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music in church: Kate Macfarlane, the St. Michael’s String Ensemble and 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

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Maundy Thursday – 17 April, 6 PM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Death
Good Friday – 18 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – Silence
Easter Sunday – 20 April, 10 AM
Easter: Three Days that Changed the World – New Life
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Sunday Gathering - In church and online
2025-05-04 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Third Sunday of Easter – 4 May 2025, 10 AM
“Three Actions: Catching, Cooking and Feeding”

Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Rhys Boak (Organ)
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology at St Michael’s Uniting Church.
This Sunday is a Communion service.
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.

Sunday Gathering - In person and online
2025-05-11 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Fourth Sunday of Easter
“One in God”
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Susannah Ng (Violin) & Rhys Boak (Organ & Piano)
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology at St Michael’s Uniting Church.
This Sunday is a Communion service.
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.

Sunday Gathering at St Michael's: In church and Online
2025-05-18 10:00 - 11:15 | St Michael’s Uniting Church, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
Fifth Sunday of Easter
“All you need is love”
Guest Minister: Rev Peter Burnham
Music: Kate Macfarlane (Sopran0) & Rhys Boak (Organ & Piano)
Join us for an inclusive church service based in Progressive Christian theology at St Michael’s Uniting Church.
This Sunday is a Communion service.
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.
Image: Pexels
