Sunday 6th September 2026 - Pentecost 15
9am - Daniel Mossfield - OoS
10:45am - Daniel Mossfield (Holy Communion) - OoS
Sunday 13th September 2026 - Pentecost 16
9am - Annie Brophy / Daniel Mossfield (Foyer service + Holy Communion)
10:45am - Annie Brophy / Daniel Mossfield
Sunday 20th September 2026 - Pentecost 17
9am - Annie Brophy / Daniel Mossfield
10:45am - Annie Brophy / Daniel Mossfield
Sunday 27th September 2026 - Pentecost 18
9am - Annie Brophy
10:45am - Annie Brophy
Sunday 4th October 2026 - Pentecost 19
9am - Robert James / Brad Opdyke
10:45am - Ockert Meyer (Holy Communion)
Sunday 11th October 2026 - Pentecost 20
9am - Annie Brophy (Foyer service + Holy Communion)
10:45am - Annie Brophy
Sunday 18th October 2026 - Pentecost 21
9am - Daniel Mossfield
10:45am - Daniel Mossfield
Sunday 25th October 2026 - Pentecost 22
9am - Daniel Mossfield
10:45am - Daniel Mossfield
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This Sunday (30 August) we will begin a 9 week preaching series exploring the story of the Exodus from the Old Testament. While this series will not dive into Exodus as comprehensively as our last series did into Romans, nevertheless this intentional period of exploring the Exodus narrative provides a powerful opportunity for us to reencounter one of the foundational stories of our faith.
For, when asked the question, "Who is God?" the American Lutheran theologian, Robert Jenson, famously responded:
"God is whoever raised Jesus from the dead, having before raised Israel from Egypt."
May God therefore also raise us to new life, as we journey with God's people out of bondage to Pharoah and into freedom in the desert.
Preaching Schedule
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30 Aug |
Exodus 3.1-15 |
Moses and the Burning Bush |
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6 Sep |
Exodus 12.1-14 |
The First Passover Meal |
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13 Sep |
Exodus 14.19-31 |
The Escape from Egypt |
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20 Sep |
Exodus 16.1-15 |
Manna from Heaven |
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27 Sep |
Exodus 17.1-7 |
Tempting God at Meribah |
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4 Oct |
Exodus 20.1-21 |
The Decalogue |
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11 Oct |
Exodus 32.1-14 |
The Golden Calf |
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18 Oct |
Exodus 33.12-23 |
Moses Intercedes for the People |
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25 Oct |
Deuteronomy 34.1-12 |
The Death of Mose |
The Southern Presbytery is seeking Expressions of Interest from people who may be called to serve as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting, to be held from 13–16 May 2027 at Parklands Resort and Conference Centre, Mudgee. If you would like to be considered, please speak with either Jan Tarbotton or Brad Opdyke. Expressions of interest are required by 30 September 2026. The Southern Presbytery Standing Committee will prayerfully discern the Expressions of Interest received and determine those to be nominated as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Those nominated will then be invited to formally register through the Synod registration system, with a registration link and further information provided at that time. Please note that submitting an Expression of Interest does not automatically result in appointment as a member of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Membership is determined through the Southern Presbytery's nomination process. Members are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodation. Any financial assistance that may be available will be determined by the Southern Presbytery.
This Sunday (30 August) we will begin a 9 week preaching series exploring the story of the Exodus from the Old Testament. While this series will not dive into Exodus as comprehensively as our last series did into Romans, nevertheless this intentional period of exploring the Exodus narrative provides a powerful opportunity for us to reencounter one of the foundational stories of our faith.
For, when asked the question, "Who is God?" the American Lutheran theologian, Robert Jenson, famously responded:
"God is whoever raised Jesus from the dead, having before raised Israel from Egypt."
May God therefore also raise us to new life, as we journey with God's people out of bondage to Pharoah and into freedom in the desert.
Preaching Schedule
|
30 Aug |
Exodus 3.1-15 |
Moses and the Burning Bush |
|
6 Sep |
Exodus 12.1-14 |
The First Passover Meal |
|
13 Sep |
Exodus 14.19-31 |
The Escape from Egypt |
|
20 Sep |
Exodus 16.1-15 |
Manna from Heaven |
|
27 Sep |
Exodus 17.1-7 |
Tempting God at Meribah |
|
4 Oct |
Exodus 20.1-21 |
The Decalogue |
|
11 Oct |
Exodus 32.1-14 |
The Golden Calf |
|
18 Oct |
Exodus 33.12-23 |
Moses Intercedes for the People |
|
25 Oct |
Deuteronomy 34.1-12 |
The Death of Mose |
The Southern Presbytery is seeking Expressions of Interest from people who may be called to serve as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting, to be held from 13–16 May 2027 at Parklands Resort and Conference Centre, Mudgee. If you would like to be considered, please speak with either Jan Tarbotton or Brad Opdyke. Expressions of interest are required by 30 September 2026. The Southern Presbytery Standing Committee will prayerfully discern the Expressions of Interest received and determine those to be nominated as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Those nominated will then be invited to formally register through the Synod registration system, with a registration link and further information provided at that time. Please note that submitting an Expression of Interest does not automatically result in appointment as a member of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Membership is determined through the Southern Presbytery's nomination process. Members are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodation. Any financial assistance that may be available will be determined by the Southern Presbytery.
This Sunday (30 August) we will begin a 9 week preaching series exploring the story of the Exodus from the Old Testament. While this series will not dive into Exodus as comprehensively as our last series did into Romans, nevertheless this intentional period of exploring the Exodus narrative provides a powerful opportunity for us to reencounter one of the foundational stories of our faith.
For, when asked the question, "Who is God?" the American Lutheran theologian, Robert Jenson, famously responded:
"God is whoever raised Jesus from the dead, having before raised Israel from Egypt."
May God therefore also raise us to new life, as we journey with God's people out of bondage to Pharoah and into freedom in the desert.
Preaching Schedule
|
30 Aug |
Exodus 3.1-15 |
Moses and the Burning Bush |
|
6 Sep |
Exodus 12.1-14 |
The First Passover Meal |
|
13 Sep |
Exodus 14.19-31 |
The Escape from Egypt |
|
20 Sep |
Exodus 16.1-15 |
Manna from Heaven |
|
27 Sep |
Exodus 17.1-7 |
Tempting God at Meribah |
|
4 Oct |
Exodus 20.1-21 |
The Decalogue |
|
11 Oct |
Exodus 32.1-14 |
The Golden Calf |
|
18 Oct |
Exodus 33.12-23 |
Moses Intercedes for the People |
|
25 Oct |
Deuteronomy 34.1-12 |
The Death of Mose |
The Southern Presbytery is seeking Expressions of Interest from people who may be called to serve as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting, to be held from 13–16 May 2027 at Parklands Resort and Conference Centre, Mudgee. If you would like to be considered, please speak with either Jan Tarbotton or Brad Opdyke. Expressions of interest are required by 30 September 2026. The Southern Presbytery Standing Committee will prayerfully discern the Expressions of Interest received and determine those to be nominated as members of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Those nominated will then be invited to formally register through the Synod registration system, with a registration link and further information provided at that time. Please note that submitting an Expression of Interest does not automatically result in appointment as a member of the 2027 Synod Meeting. Membership is determined through the Southern Presbytery's nomination process. Members are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodation. Any financial assistance that may be available will be determined by the Southern Presbytery.
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The Service and Social Justice Mission Team was formed to bring together and coordinate the disparate interests and resources of our congregations, providing a forum for exchanging ideas, and a central facility for accessing resources.
Our Mission: The Uniting Church seeks to bring God’s vision of a reconciled world into the present, to reflect God’s love for everyone, work for justice and peace and follow the example and teachings of Jesus Christ. Jesus taught what it means to love your neighbour and your enemy, called on his disciples to heal the sick and give to the poor, and challenged the systems and structures of oppression in his society. In all of this, we are called to act with integrity, ensuring that our words and our deeds are aligned.
Wesley Wayfarers meet on the second Sunday afternoon of each month to consider various matters of Christian faith from a progressive perspective. Progressive theology is an approach that seeks to understand the real, underlying meaning of scripture as distinct from what might appear to be its meaning from a simple literal reading of it.
You may be new to Canberra, or searching for a spiritual home; you may be seeking answers to some of your life-questions, or simply looking for companions. Whatever brings you to Wesley you are welcome. God has a purpose for you and invites you to share your life and your gifts with the rest of God's people.
Please feel free to attend worship and share in the life of our community whether you are a member or not. We would like to give you a name badge to help us get to know you, and we''d like your address to send you information about our programs, but that's entirely your choice.
If you'd like to become a member at Wesley just speak to a Minister or write a note to the office. Baptism and Confirmation are celebrations of membership if you are new to the Church. If you have been a member at another Church you may wish to transfer your membership.
The Uniting Church in Australia believes that all people are made in the image of God, and as such we accept every individual regardless of race, age, creed or gender.
As a Christian Community we believe that God reaches out to us in love and acceptance and that our relationships with each other should express love and respect and not be abused.
As a community of faith we are committed to providing a place in society where human beings can explore what it means to be made in the image of God.
As an expression of this commitment, the Uniting Church in Australia recognises its responsibility to providing worshiping and pastoral communities that are free from abuse and that provide safe environments for all people to explore and express their faith in the Gospel.
