Covering almost a third of the state of New South Wales, there are 20 Parishes in the Diocese of Riverina.
Click the links below to find out more about your nearest Parish.
Sunday
8.00am Eucharist
9.30am Sung Eucharist
Monday
5.30pm Evening Prayer
Tuesday
8.30am Morning Prayer
5.30pm Prayer in the Style of Taizé
Wednesday
8.30am Morning Prayer
5.30pm Holy Eucharist
Thursday
8.30am Morning Prayer
5.30pm Evening Prayer
Friday
9.00am Holy Eucharist
5.30pm Evening Prayer
Saturday
5.30pm Evening Service
3rd Sunday of the Month
5.00pm: Holy Eucharist
42 Noorebar Avenue, Griffith (Beside the Parish Hall)
Thursday & Fridays: 10am to 2pm
Saturday: 10am to 12noon
(closed during Public Holidays)
A Centre of Excellence for the Worship and Service of the Diocese of the Riverina
The War Memorial Cathedral Church of St Alban the Martyr seeks to be a prayerful heart at the centre of the life and ministry of the Diocese of Riverina and plays a significant role in the history of the City of Griffith.
The parish itself was established in 1920 and offers a place of worship and ministry for the people of Griffith and the surrounding areas of Yenda, Yoogali, Hanwood and Rankins Springs. The present cathedral church was built in 1954 to designs by the Melbourne-based architect Louis R. Williams, and is one of the architectural treasures of the city.
Building a sense of connection and belonging is important to us, not only for our parishioners, but also for the wider community, which is why our cathedral church doors stand open daily for all. Our Parish Op Shop seeks not only to provide for the needs of our community by selling reasonably-priced second-hand clothing and goods, but also gives a portion of profits to support the work of local charities.
Expressing our love for God is often best enjoyed through the arts and so we are proud to have a choir, team of bell ringers, organists, servers’ guild, and volunteer florists, as well as our hospitality team. We also host occasional concerts and artistic events in the Cathedral space, celebrating the rich diversity of the life of our region.
We’re always keen to see new faces and know you’ll find a warm welcome at any of our services.
Bell Ringing Practice – Thursday 6.00pm
‘Cuppa and Chat’ Fellowship Group – 3rd Friday of the month, 9.30am in the Hall (after the 9am Eucharist)
Study Groups – check our website for seasonal study groups: https://www.griffithcathedral.com.au
News and Pew Sheets
Pewsheets can be accessed at: https://griffithcathedral.com.au/pew-sheets/
Events
Please see the Cathedral website for upcoming events: https://www.griffithcathedral.com.au
1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays of the month – 9:30am Morning Prayer
4th Sunday of the month – 9:30am Eucharist
1st Sunday of the month – 8:00am Morning Prayer
1st Sunday of the Month – Morning Prayer 10am
3rd Sunday of the Month – Mass with Eucharist 3pm
Opening Hours
Wednesday and Thursday – 10am to 2pm
1st and 3rd Fridays of the month – 12 noon to 2.30 pm
UNITING CHURCH HAY
An Anglican Mass will be celebrated at 10:00am on the 2nd Saturday of the month in the Uniting Church, Hay.
ST STEPHEN’S IVANHOE
There are no regular services at this location.
ST CLEMENT’S – Cnr Mulga & Myall Streets, Barellan
Mass on the 3rd Sunday of the Month – 11:00am
Priest-with-Oversight: The Ven Robert Murphy
Contact: 0428 544 164
ST CHRISTOPHER’S – Railway Street, Weethalle
Mass on the 3rd Sunday of the Month – 12:30pm
Priest-with-Oversight: The Rev’d Canon Paul Kumasaka
Contact: 0418 619 362
Honorary Secretary: Judy Gibson
Contact: 0409 582 886
Cnr Niemur & Wakool Streets
17 Carne Street Moulamein
1ST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
ST JOHN’S, BARHAM – 10.00am Morning Prayer
ST MARTIN’S, MOULAMEIN – 10.30am Morning Prayer with Uniting
2ND SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
ST JOHN’S, BARHAM – 10.00am Morning Prayer
ST MARTIN’S, MOULAMEIN – 10.30am Morning Prayer
3RD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
ST JOHN’S, BARHAM – 10.00am Morning Prayer
ST MARTIN’S, MOULAMEIN – 10.30am Morning Prayer with Uniting
4TH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
ST JOHN’S, BARHAM – 10.00am Morning Prayer
ST MARTIN’S, MOULAMEIN – 10.30am Morning Prayer
5TH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
Combined Churches’ Service – rotate to a different church on the 5th Sunday
HOURS:
MON – FRIDAY: 10am – 4pm
SATURDAY: 10am – 1pm
MANAGER: 0418 686 409 CO-ORDINATOR: 0407 978 056
https://www.facebook.com/BarhamAnglicanOpShop
Community Choir – MONDAY at 2.45pm
SATURDAYS – 1.45pm to 4.00pm
SECOND SATURDAY of the month – 9.00am to 12.00pm
MURRAY HAVEN HOMES, Punt Road Barham
Services are held every Tuesday of the month. The services are taken by a different church each month.
Sunday 8:30am (CST)
Wednesday 10:00am (CST)
Sunday 10:15am (CST)
Thursday 5:30pm (CST)
Please contact Reverend Canon Helen Ferguson for service times 0429 874 402
Please contact Reverend Helen Ferguson for service times 0429 874 402
The Anglican Parish of Broken Hill and far West ministers to people in Outback New South Wales. Our diverse Parish was formed in August 2011 and includes mining towns, river towns, rural areas and some of the most remote parts of New South Wales.
As well as the city of Broken Hill, the Parish encompasses the towns of Menindee, White Cliffs, Tibooburra, Wilcannia and numerous outback properties.
The Reverend Canon Helen Ferguson PSM is the Rector for the Parish of Broken Hill and the Far West. Rev’d Helen Ferguson PSM’s many years in the local area as social worker has seen her care for people of all walks of life in the community.
The Reverend Des Rumble is an Honorary Assistant Priest in the Parish, and as an Aboriginal man, represents the Diocese of Riverina at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglican Council (“NATSIAC”).
Located in Corner Patton and Comstock Streets, Broken Hill, 2880.
Trading hours: Monday to Saturday, from 10:00am to 1:00pm daily.
Volunteers always welcome.
In recession. Please contact Reverend Canon Helen Ferguson for service times 0429 874 402.
St James Singers practise at 2:00pm each Saturday in St James church, except during January.
New singers and musicians are always welcome.
Contact Reverend Canon Helen Ferguson for more details 0429 874 402.
This group leads and assist in the liturgy of the Parish, enriching the worship of each service.
They meet at 7:45pm on the last Tuesday of each month, except during December and January.
An elected committee who share the leadership of the parish. They meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:30 pm at St Peter’s Hall, Broken Hill.
1st & 4th Sundays of each month: 9.30am Holy Eucharist
2nd Sunday of each month: 9.30am Parish Eucharist (only service in our Parish) with Morning Tea together afterwards
3rd Sunday of each month: 11am Holy Eucharist and lunch together afterwards
5th Sunday of each month: Ecumenical Service. Details – See Parish noticeboards or contact Parish Priest
1st Sunday of each month: 11am Holy Eucharist with lunch together afterwards
3rd Sunday of each month: 9.30am Holy Eucharist
Baptisms, weddings and funerals by appointment – contact The Rector/Parish Priest, The Reverend Sue-Ellen
Chilvers Phone: 0427636936
Email: anglicanparish.colydp@gmail.com
Facebook: Anglican Parish of Coleambally-Darlington Point
https://m.facebook.com/coleambally.anglican?ref=bookmarks
Opening hours:
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 10am – 1pm
Saturdays: 10am – 3pm
Residential Units at St Paul’s, Darlington Point – contact Bowman Real Estate, Griffith
Priest in charge Coleambally Darlington Point
Rev’d Sue is licensed to the Cathedral Parish of Griffith and takes services in Darlington Point,
Coleambally and occasionally at Yenda and Griffith.
Our mission: To share the love of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with others
The Parish of Coleambally and Darlington Point is a friendly, community parish providing ministry to those in the areas in and around Coleambally and Darlington Point. Our Priest-in-charge is Reverend Sue-Ellen Chilvers. We have services every week at both St Mark the Evangalist Coleambally, and St Paul’s Darlington Point. On the 1st Sunday at St Pauls and the 3rd Sunday at St Mark the Evangelist we gather for “Parish Family Lunch” after the 11am Holy Eucharist. This a great way to connect with your local parish in a ‘bring and share’ style get-together; a time for food and fellowship.
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8.00am – Holy Communion 2nd and 4th Sundays
10.00am— Holy Communion 1st, 3rd and 4th Sundays. Morning Prayer 2nd Sunday of month.
5th Sunday of the month is a combined parish service in Coolamon-Ganmain Parish at either St Peters or St Andrews (or on a farm).
Facebook page is Coolamon/Ganmain Anglican Parish
Allawah Aged Care – Coolamon
4th Thursday of 2nd month HC service (alternating with the Uniting Church)
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday 9.30am – 2.00pm
Saturday 9.00am – 12.30pm.
Tuesday & Thursday – 9.30 am Morning Prayer
Sunday – 10.00am 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sundays Holy Communion
4th Sunday Morning Prayer
5.00pm 4th Sunday of Month
Sunday – 8.30am
1st, 2nd & 4th Sundays Holy Communion
3rd Sunday Morning Prayer
4.00pm 2nd Sunday of Month Sunday Praise
5th Sunday combined service Coolamon & Ganmain on rotation followed by shared lunch
Rev’d Micheal and his wife Kerrie came from Port Macquarie to the Riverina in September 2011 to minister in the Parishes of Narrandera and Coolamon/Ganmain.
The Riverina was familiar territory, as Rev’d Micheal had spent many early years in Griffith with his mother’s family. Rev’d Micheal also worked in the region in the mid 1960’s with the Bank of NSW as it was known then. It was during these years he spent time in Yenda, Hillston and Leeton.
Rev’d Micheal has a passion for the gospel and fulfilling the role he has been called to. He’s a keen photographer, with a real interest in landscape and wildlife photography which he believes shows the beauty of God’s creation through this art medium. Rev’d Micheal had spent a number of years as a professional photographer amongst other roles prior to entering the ministry.
Our parish is situated in a farming community and consists of three churches; St Andrews Coolamon, St Peters Ganmain and St Matthews Grong Grong.
The parish family is involved in many activities and groups in town which provide opportunities for sharing the Jesus story.
In our worship we include all age groups and blends the differing styles into our services with due respect for the traditions of the church and guided by scripture.
Bible Study
Coolamon – Thursday 2.00pm in St Andrews Hall.
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Sundays 10:00am
Sundays 8.00am
Second Sunday of each Month 10am
Honouring God | Exploring Faith | Serving Others
(Balfour Street, Culcairn)
9.30am on 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month
(corner Day and Ivor Streets, Henty)
11.00am on the 2nd Sunday of the month, and 9.30am on the 4th Sunday of the month
St Matthew’s Rand – 8.30am on 2nd Sunday of the month.
There is a Parish OP Shop located in HENTY STREET, CULCAIRN – Open 10am to 1pm Tuesday to Saturday.
It can be found on Facebook for updates of stock and times.
Situated in the south-east Riverina region of New South Wales, the Parish of Culcairn and Henty provides ministry for people in the towns of Culcairn, Henty, Rand and Morven
Rev Bob spent his entire parish ministry, 36 years, in the Diocese of Riverina, and is now retired.
On retirement in 2009, he undertook the part-time role of Ministry Enabler for the Parishes of Culcairn-Henty and The Rock.Rev Bob and his wife Nerida live in Jindera and are parishioners of Northern Albury Parish. They have three adult children and are enjoying the new role of grand-parenthood with two grandchildren. Fr Bob’s interests include fly-fishing, woodwork, gardening and reading.
338 Harrison Street, Deniliquin
Cnr Harrison and Wellington Streets.
Phone: 03 5881 2092
Rector: The Rev’d Tim Fogo
Mobile: 0418 556 007
Email Address: denianglican@hotmail.com
Service Times:
Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm
Sundays: 9:00am
Wednesday: 8:00am
3rd Wednesday of Month from 10:30am
Phone: 58812092
Navorina: Holy Communion
1st and 3rd Monday of Month at 10:00am
Bible Study
Tuesday: 5:00pm in Church Hall
Wednesday: 10:30am in Church Hall
Orana Aged Care: Holy Communion
2nd Tuesday of the Month: 10:00am
Cnr Stephen and Livingstone Streets
We enjoy a Covenant Ministry with St Andrews Uniting Church in Burns Street.
HOLY CROSS ANGLICAN CHURCH – HOLY COMMUNION
1ST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH in: January, March, May, July, September and November
ST ANDREW’S UNITING CHURCH (COMBINED SERVICE) – HOLY COMMUNION
1ST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH in: February, April, June, August, October and December
For Easter and Christmas Services, please contact the Parish or refer to the published Service Times on the website.
The Parish of Deniliquin is one of the original Parishes of the Diocese. The first Anglican, or Church of England as it was then known, service in the local area was said to have taken place in 1855 (Clyde, L 1979, In a Strange Land, The Hawthorn Press, p.8). Today, the Parish of Deniliquin offers weekly worship as well as community outreach through, the establishment of their Opportunity Shop.
Rector of the Parish of Deniliquin
(Burns Street, Hillston)
10.30am each Sunday
No regular services held
Hillston is a small township in western New South Wales. A part of the Carrathool Shire, the Parish of Hillston is nestled on the banks of the Lachlan River.
Services held by each denomination at the Lachlan Lodge Nursing home and Hillston Hospital.
Combined Youth Group is held weekly
Shared Bible Study Group gathers each week.
Monthly Combined services are held at the Uniting Church and Anglican Church (alternately).
Special children’s and youth missions are held each year with the assistance of supporting churches from Sydney.
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1st Sunday of the month
9:00 am @ Lake / 10:30 m @ Tullibigeal
2nd Sunday of the month
10:00 am @ Lake, followed by Parish Council
4:00 pm, Benediction @ Lake
3rd Sunday of the Month
9:00 am @ Lake
10:30 am @ Tullibigeal
(12:30 pm @ Weethalle)
4th Sunday of the month
10 am @ Lake
(2:30 pm @ Hillston)
5th Sunday of the month
By arrangement
Weekday Mass
Wednesday @ 9:30 am
Major Feast Day @ 9:30 am
1. Lake Cargelligo Muti-Purpose Health Care (Nursing home section in the local hospital)
Ecumenical service by roster on 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10. 30 am
2. Cudjallagong Court
Retirement village
Mass on Third Sunday of the month at 10 am
The Parish of Lake Cargelligo offers Anglican commune to residents of the township of Lake Cargelligo and it’s surrounding areas. There are two churches where services take place in the Parish; The Epiphany on Lorne Street, Lake Cargelligo, and St George’s Church on Wattle Street, Tullibigeal.
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St. Peter’s Church is open every day for private prayer
Saturday evenings at 6:00 p.m.:
Vigil Mass
Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m.:
Sung Mass with choir, followed by morning tea
Tuesday to Saturday – 7:30 a.m. Mattins, 5:30 p.m. Evensong
Tuesday 8:00 a.m. Mass
9:30 a.m. Mass at Assumption Villa chapel
Wednesday 10:00 a.m. Mass (1st Wednesday with anointing)
Thursday 6:00 p.m. Mass
Friday 8:00 a.m. Mass
Principal Holy days
10:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Mass
Public Holidays 8:00 a.m. Mass
Reconciliation
5:00 p.m. Saturday or by appointment with the Clergy
Please check the pew sheet, notice board or Facebook page: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Leeton for changes
Special liturgies are held for Christmas, Lent, Holy Week & Easter, Patronal Festival, Harvest Thanksgiving, Blessing of Pets, All Souls. Please see the notice board for details.
Baptism, Marriage, Funerals and other Sacraments of the Church by arrangement with the Rector
24 Church St Leeton, 2705
Phone number same as parish
Trading times:
Thursday–Friday 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m.- 12 noon
Op Shop sorting – 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Join the raiders of the Op Shop bin and discover the mysteries within. BYO lunch
Each Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Mass
Each Tuesday 3:00 p.m. Evensong
1st Thursday of the month 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion
1st Thursday of the month 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion
Parish Council – elected representatives who, together with the Rector and Church Wardens, share the leadership of the Parish in planning and forwarding its mission. Meets 3rd Wednesday, 7.30 pm.
Study and Discussion – these groups and education courses are regularly held in the Parish. Especially during Lent.
Mothers’ Union Australia – although also open to men, MU (Mothers’ Union) membership is mostly composed of women. Their mission is to promote Christian marriage and family life. Meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 11:00am. (Contact: Ethel Rafferty 0427 043 086)
E.M.U. (Evening Mothers’ Union) – a subgroup of MU Australia, meet for dinner, refreshments and a chat at 6:30pm on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. (Contact: Mandy Walsh 0427 326 396)
Anglican Men – a fellowship group that meets for dinner and the planning of practical projects on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (6 for 6.30 pm). (Contact: Daryl Weymouth 6953 4054)
Building Committee – A sub group of the Parish Council with the responsibility for the upkeep and improvement of the fabric of St. Peter’s Church, Hall and Rectory.
Fundraising Committee – Meets periodically to organise fun, new ways of keeping the church’s financial affairs ahead of the game! New faces are always welcome. (Contact Mandy Walsh 0427 326 396)
Roast with the Rector – Join us for lunch on Sunday at 12noon at the Leeton Hotel. Dates announced in the pew sheet.
Friendship Group – meets on the 2nd Tuesday at 12 noon at a different venue each month for a meal and laughter. (Contact: Denise Steele 0415 232 959)
Anglican Women’s Fellowship – meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month (7.30 pm) for fellowship and to coordinate the preparation of St. Peter’s for worship. New people to be on the flower, brass, cleaning and linen roster are always most welcome. This group also has a special ministry to the bereaved through its catering for post-funeral refreshments. (Contact: Lenore Ditton 6953 4576)
During the week we have a team of Special Religious Education Teachers who take classes in local Primary Schools in Leeton, Whitton-Murrami and Yanco. (Contact: Fr. Robert 6953 2107)
Admission to Holy Communion and Confirmation preparation are conducted each year. (Contact: Fr. Robert 6953 2107)
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St. Peter’s Choir – together with the Parish Organists, the choir is dedicated to enhancing Sunday worship through song. Choristers meet on Sunday morning after Mass as announced to sing for special occasions. (Contact: Fr Robert 6953 2107)
Altar Servers – usually Altar Servers are young people, but not necessarily so. They have an important role in assisting the clergy in the conduct of worship which glorifies God. (Contact: Fr. Robert 6953 2107)
Pastoral Assistants – with the clergy, Pastoral Assistants actively participate in the conduct of Services of worship and pastoral ministry in the community.
Readers and Intercessors – this group proclaim the word of the Lord and lead the prayers of the people during the liturgy.
Sacristans – this group prepare the Church for worship (Contact: Fr. Robert 6953 2107)
Altar Guild – this group arranges and decorates the church with flowers. They also care for the brass work (Contact: Alma Herrmann 6953 2220)
Fr Robert has been St Peter’s much-loved Rector since 2003. A former English/History teacher and attracted to all things historical, Fr Robert has ensured milestones reached are celebrated in style, including the Centenary of St Peter’s in 2012. Fr Robert’s past as an organist has ensured the continued support of the St Peter’s Choristers. He has encouraged the staging of many events which provide fellowship and enjoyment and is a very active member of the parish social life.
Fr Robert was ordained Deacon at Saint Alban’s Cathedral, Griffith in 1993, priested in October 1994, served as Archdeacon of Murrumbidgee from 2006 – 2014, as a canon of the Cathedral from 2019-2023, as Rural Dean of Anderson Deanery from 2021-2023, and was collated as Archdeacon and Vicar General in 2022. He has served in the parishes of Griffith, Corowa, and Coleambally – Darlington Point. Fr Robert’s devotion to his calling and congregation can be witnessed in the number of Masses he offers every week, treating each one as a celebration, as well as in the energy he brings to all aspects of parish life.
The parish of Leeton was established in 1912.
The original church of St. Peter was constructed from mud brick in 1913 and was in use, until the construction of the present church. A memorial commemorating the original church is found at the front of the Oak Street car park. The present church of St. Peter’s was constructed in 1973.
The Architect was Mr Louis Reginald Williams of Melbourne. Louis Williams designed many churches and developed the style known as Australian Gothic. He made an emphasis on space and light. St Peter’s was the last church designed by him at the age of 83 years. St. Peter’s was consecrated on 27 November 1982.
In 1944 the parishes of Whitton and Leeton were combined. St. John’s Church, Whitton was established in 1890 and closed in 2020. The Chapel of St John & All Souls at the rear of St Peter’s was established as a memorial to the Whitton church and congregation. From 1935 until 1999, the Church of St. Mary, the Virgin Yanco was part of the parish. A memorial to this church and congregation can be found in the porch of St. Peter’s.
In 2016, the parish became responsible for the pastoral care of the community of Barellan.
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Sunday Morning Prayer – 10am on the 1st, 3rd and 4th Sundays.
Sunday Holy Communion – 10am on the 2nd Sunday of the month.
5th Sunday of the month – 10am – An ecumenical service will be held at the rostered Church.
(Melbourne St, Mulwala)
First Sunday of the month on the Saturday evening preceding at 6.00 pm
Second, third and fourth Sundays at 9.00 am
(Jerilderie St, Berrigan)
Every Sunday at 11.00 am
Services for the Oaklands area will be held at the United Church. Please contact Rev’d Ed Byford for the most up to date service times.
The Parish of Mulwala and Berrigan with Oaklands is one of the newer Parishes within the Diocese which combined the Parishes of Mulwala and Oaklands with Berrigan. The Parish is overseen by Rev Val Elson with the assistance of student minister Rev Tim Kelly.
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Saturday Vigil Mass – 4:00pm
Teloca Aged Care: Narrandera weekly on a Friday handled by Lay Leaders using reserved sacrament).
Monthly Teloca service: to be advised in early 2025
Month ( Ecumenical Service)
Narrandera Pastoral visit & service every 2nd Friday: 2.00pm.
The Parish of St Thomas in the Riverina has been serving the town and surrounding district since 1880. The church and rectory date from that time and still show our historic connections with the town.
In this parish the people are the church and through our worshiping and fellowshipping we are building up the family and bringing the message of Jesus to the people of our patch through word and deed.
The parish family is involved in many activities and groups in town which provide opportunities for sharing the Jesus story.
In our worship we include all age groups and blends the differing styles into our services with due respect for the traditions of the church and guided by scripture.
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Anglican Parish Op-Shop
Wednesday – Friday 9.30am – 4.00pm
Saturday 9.00am – 12noon
Address is Parish Hall 124 Audley Street Narrandera
8:30am Sunday Eucharist with Hymns
10:00am Sunday – Eucharist with Hymns
8.30am Tuesday-Saturday – Morning Prayer
5.30pm Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday – Evening Prayer
5.30pm Wednesday – Contemplative Eucharist
12:00pm (noon) on the First Sunday of the Month – Eucharist with Hymns
Lion’s Hostel Tocumwal: 10am on the last Friday of the Month
Finley Regional Care: 10:30am on the Second Tuesday of the Month
Jerilderie Hospital: 10am on the First and Third Thursdays of the Month (combined with the Uniting Church)
The Reverend Frederik Mul-Le Mesurier
The Parish of Tocumwal Finley was established in 1921 and serves a rich irrigation area with many dairy farms. Tocumwal is situated right on the Murray River and Finley is 20 kms to the north on the Newell Highway. More recently, Jerilderie has also been included in the area of the Parish.
18 Murray Street, Tocumwal NSW 2714
Monday-Friday 9am – 4pm
Saturday 9am – 12:30pm
Wednesdays, 10am-2pm, Holy Trinity Finley Church Hall Meeting Room (entrance on Coree St)
Bring you current project and work alongside a group of like-minded crafters while enjoying fellowship and a cuppa.
Thursdays at 8pm, in the Holy Trinity Finley Church Hall (entrance on Coree St) – contact person: Michelle 0467508341
Check our facebook for the latest information – https://www.facebook.com/AnglicanParishOfTheNewell
Eucharist: 1st and 3rd Sunday’s of the month at 9:30am
Eucharist: 2nd Sunday at 9:00am
Morning Prayer: 4th Sunday at 9:00am
3rd Wednesday of the month at 10:30am.
Situated in the south-east Riverina region of New South Wales, the Parish of The Rock provides ministry for people in the small towns of The Rock, Uranquinty and Mangoplah.
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1st and 2nd Sundays – 9:30am Mass
3rd and 4th Sundays – 9:30am Mass
PRIEST-WITH-OVERSIGHT: The Reverend Joe Varghese
HONORARY ASSISTANT PRIEST: The Reverend Keith Ncholas
DEACON: The Reverend Mary Ann Crisp