Welcome to St David's

Religion has tended to create people who think they have God in their pockets, people with quick, easy, glib answers - Richard Rohr








We all hunger for meaning, for purpose and for connection. At St David's Uniting Church situated at the Corner of Burke and Mont Albert Roads, Canterbury, we are committed to nourishing this hunger and to doing so in ways  which  are progressive, inclusive and inspiring. Join us for community worship at 10am on Sundays.

 

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St Davids Monthly Mantra

At St David's this year we are going to be entering in to a new cycle of Monthly Mantra in the Habitat. In practical terms this means that our Sunday morning gathering will take up a different format and theme depending on where we are in the month. It's going to look a little like this:

 Sundays at 10am services at St Davids are to be led by visiting Ministers or lay people.

4th Sunday: Soul Food Café @ Augustine ( come and be challenged by new voices and nurtured by great coffee) and Prophet Voice @ St David’s (a chance to be exposed to a breaking open of the Gospel).

 

Wednesday Evenings: Group Contemplative Mediation 6:00 - 7:15pm (Augustine Centre)

Walking the Labyrinth: restoring earth, restoring self. 7:30 - 8:30pm 1st Wednesday in the month only (Augustine Centre)

 

1st Saturday in the Month: Oases Saturday Breakfast

Refer to www.oases.org.au.

B/fast cost $25, $15 conc. Bookings essential - 9819 3502.

 

 
Conversations on the edge.

Conversations on the edge is a new group conversation starting this February at St Davids. We are gathering together to explore the hunger of the heart in a small group of Gen X and Gen Y to reflect on stuff that matter.The group will be mostly self lead and hope to explore themes of hope, prayer, suffering, evil, omnipotence, grace and soul.

When: Last wednesday of the month (and occasional sat arvos)

Where: St David's

From: 7.45-9.30

 
The gift of aging

According to Benedictine Sister Joan Chittister : 'Typically, the irst half of life is spent accumulating, and with the second half comes the stripping away.Babies grasp at everything; we clutch many things; as we age, if we are wise, we open up our hands and begin to let go; we melt into God. Stripping down, getting down to essence is part of the aging process.
It's a beautiful thing. It's a gorgeous thing. [The Benedictine women] tell you they have everything they need, except one thing -- the melting into God."

 
Spirituality and Worship Group

We are about to begin the WORK of being COMMUNITY and part of this work is about creating worship which is spiritually/emotionally/physically and intellectually nurturing for us all. This is a big job in a small but diverse community. Anyone interested in coming together to help the ministers prepare the worship experience and to be part of an ongoing group which reports to the new church council and encourages the congregation in its spiritual formation...please This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .