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The plan, the challenge and the equipment Song of Songs 2:8-13; Psa 45:1-9; Eph 6:10-24;  Mark 7:1-23 Download this sermon here: .

FROM ALIENATION TO RECONCILIATION (Ephesians 2) Download this sermon here:

THE SEED AND THE KINGDOM (1 Samuel 15:34-16:15; Psalm 20; 2 Corinthians 5:6-10,14-17; Mark 4:26-34) Download this sermon here:

St Alban's is a worshipping, recognisably Anglican, multi-racial, all-age, gathered, Christian community - ’a city on a hill’ in Epping Positions Vacant Baptisms Weddings Facility Hire Welcome to St Alban's with St Aidan's Epping NSW Our Services Continue What's On What We Believe Contact Us Our Services View our services in-person and online Find out more Watch How to watch our services online Explore Current Bulletin Sunday, 30 March 2025 Download Kids Activities for kids at St Alban's Learn more April 2025 Download Latest Thoughts and prayers for reflection Everyday English Classes English as a Second Language Classes Learn more Parish Magazine Latest edition Previous editions Team Kids Outside School Hours Care Find out more 02 9876 3362 office hours: 9:00am - 1:00pm (Tuesday to Friday) office@eppinganglicans.org.au Safe Ministry As part of the Anglican Church Diocese of Sydney, the Parish of St Alban’s with St Aidan’s Epping NSW is committed to the physical, emotional and spiritual welfare and safety of all people, particularly within its own community. To ensure the safety of children and vulnerable people in our communities, the Anglican Church Diocese of Sydney, in conjunction with the Anglican Church of Australia, will: Carefully recruit and train its clergy and church workers; Adopt and encourage safe ministry practices by its clergy and church workers; Respond promptly to each concern raised about the behaviour of its clergy and church workers; Offer pastoral support to any person who has suffered abuse; and, Provide supervision of and pastoral accountability (within the context of the ministries, locations and activities of the parish) to any person (who is a member of a congregation and) who is known to have abused a child or another vulnerable person. If you have any questions or concerns you can contact the Acting Rector Rev. Phil Lui on 02 9876 3362 or email phil@eppinganglicans.org.au You can also contact the Diocesan Safe Ministry Team Contact – Safe Ministry Domestic Violence We acknowledge domestic abuse exists, is wrong and must stop. We are committed to safe places and promoting a culture of healthy relationships. Our Clergy, Church Wardens and Parish Council have agreed that the parish will follow the Sydney Anglican Policy on Responding to Domestic Abuse. Download the policy and find more resources: safeministry.org.au/domestic-family-abuse/

Services Sundays 8.00 am Eucharist at St Alban's Sundays 10.00 am Eucharist at St Alban's, also streamed on Zoom Sunday School during school terms Sundays 6.00pm (2nd Sunday o f February, April, June, August, October and November) Taize service Thursdays 10.30 am Eucharist with Prayers for Healing are in recess and will return Thursday 6 February 2025 Zoom Service Password (if required) - 389867 If you are dialling in, the number is: 8015 6011 Meeting ID: 825 1618 2389 followed by #(and another # - there isn’t a participants number). Please keep your computer or phone on “mute” during the service, unless otherwise indicated.To mute/unmute your phone, press *6 10am Service Sheet This Week's Bulletin

Mission of the Month Mission of the Month ABM Lent appeal 2025 Anglican Board of Mission ABM AID’s Lent Appeal 2025 features their partners and the women they empower through education, livelihoods, and community leadership in Zambia, Papua New Guinea, Kenya, Vanuatu, and the Philippines. Together, they help them transform lives and challenge injustice. The Anglican Church in Zambia is passionate about ending gender-based violence and working towards women’s equality in that country. The church works with local communities, especially in rural areas, to form Gender Committees and Gender Action Groups which are trained to prevent and respond effectively to gender-based violence when it occurs in their villages. Both men and women are members of the groups. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, the Anglican Churches in Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea are meeting the challenge of women’s empowerment by providing programs in Language, Literacy and Numeracy. The literacy program provides a path to equality and economic empowerment for the women who participate. In Kenya, women and teenage girls are the most vulnerable group in the country. Their greater vulnerability to poverty is worsened by gender-based violence and harmful cultural attitudes to gender. Many also have limited control over land and other resources. In the Philippines, women form a large part of the agricultural workforce, but returns on their labour are low. ABM AID’s church partners in the Philippines and Kenya facilitate women’s leadership and empowerment as they promote effective livelihood programs in those countries, particularly in rural areas where poverty levels are high. For further details, please refer to the Missions display on the narthex board, and to the website www.abmission.org/appeals/appeals-major/lent2025/ There are a few ways to financially support ABM and AID and their partners during Lent: Donate funds directly at www.abmission.org/appeals/appeals-major/lent2025/ Transfer funds electronically to the Saint Alban’s account – please ensure that you use the tag ‘ABM Lent’. Place your gift in an ABM Lent Appeal envelope, or in the ‘Beyond the Parish’ side of your weekly offertory envelope, or in a plain envelope marked ‘ABM Lent’ - deposit the envelope in the collection box as you arrive for a service at Saint Alban’s. Drop off your monetary donation to the Church office on Tuesday or Thursday morning; or leave it in the Church office letterbox any time; or mail a cheque to the church office at PO Box 79 Epping 1710 – please make the cheque payable to the St Alban’s account and attach a separate note that the funds are intended for the ABM Lent appeal. Two ways you can donate 1 Direct Transfer St Alban’s Account: BSB No: 032 081, Account No: 000024 St Aidan’s Account: BSB No: 032 081, Account No: 810086 Please indicate which service you attend. If you wish some of your giving to go to the Mission of the Month or any other specific cause, please indicate it on your direct transfer. 2 In Person Leave your donation in the church office... Go to Give page