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Why join a Bible Study?

We’ve found that as a community and as individuals we benefit most when we’re involved in St Martins’s on a number of levels: in large group meetings (our Sunday services), in smaller groups (Bible studies during the week), and in individual relationships with each other and with God..

Being part of a Bible study group provides opportunities which are not available in Sunday meetings. There is time to study the Bible in greater depth and, because the group is small, everyone can contribute if they want to. This means that the whole group can benefit from the perspectives, experience and knowledge of others.

In addition, Bible study groups provide a relaxed, informal environment for making friends and getting to know other people better. Group members are a support network, praying for each other and helping each other develop deeper and stronger relationships with God. Because we get to know each other, we are also able to help more with the difficulties each of us faces in life.

Know Your Bible

K.Y.B. is an independent group of women who meet at 9.45am Monday mornings to study the Bible. The group meets in the Youth Centre, under the church office.They are currently in recess..    The leader is Pat Wiggins.   For more information contact the Office,  9880 2137

Martin's Home Study Group

Martin's Bible Study meets fortnightly on Monday nights in the homes of different members of the group.     A variety of topics are discussed.  They are currently being led by Norman McCulla and Robert Bremner.  For more information call Martin Robinson (9880 2137).

Sunday 8.00am

Sunday 9:30am  

This service is a traditional family service that engages both young and old within the structures of the A Prayer Book for Australia (1995) Morning Prayer and Holy Communion Services. Holy Communion services are on the first and third Sundays of the month. Children's Church and the Kid's Spot are regular features of this service and a Crèche is provided. Morning Tea is held after the service.

Sunday 9:45am 

Chinese service in the Church Hall.  After the service they join with the 9.30am service for morning tea.

Sunday 11:00am  

A more traditional service  within the structures of  A Prayer Book for Australia (1995) Morning Prayer and Holy Communion Services, at 11.15am.

Sunday 6.30pm

Our 6.30pm Service is the least formal of our services, with a blend of contemporary and traditional music, a less formal liturgy as well as a varied preaching program. Supper is served after the service so fellowship can continue over tea and coffee. Both A Prayer Book for Australia and Sunday Services (produced by the Diocese of Sydney) are used at this service.

Wednesday 10.00am

Our Wednesday service is a service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer. It is a simple service with a short sermon and no hymns. This is an ideal opportunity to be meet with other Christians midweek.