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Easter Brings Us Together Acts 4:32-37, Psalm 133, 1 John 1:1-2:2, Luke 24:36-48 Download this sermon here:

Our Part in God's Great Story 2 Kings 2:1-12, Psalm 50:1-6, 2 Corinthians 4:3-12, Mark 9:2-9 Download this sermon here:

Series on Stewardship 4: The Trust Test Pt 2 (Jeremiah 17:5-8 and Matthew 22:34-40) Download this sermon here:

Choir The ministry of the choir at St Alban’s is to lead God’s people in worship through the richness of traditional Anglican choral music and liturgy. The choir is an SATB, non-auditioned amateur choir, with typically around fifteen members, who are capable of reading music. Most members of the choir are highly experienced choristers with a wide knowledge and deep appreciation of the Anglican choral repertoire. The choir is one of the most active, committed and close-knit groups within our church community. ​ The Music Director is Mr Chris Czerwinski. ​ The choir sings at the 10 am service on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month and on major festival days throughout the year. ​ If you are interested in joining the St Alban’s Choir, please fill in the form below, and we'll be in touch. ​ ​ Find out more Please confirm that you really are a human! Thanks for submitting! Submit

Mission of the Month Mission of the Month Anglican Board ofMission (ABM) Lent and Good Friday Appeal 2023 The Lent and Good Friday Appeal this year by ABM (Anglican Board of Mission – Australia) and AID (Anglicans in Development) supports the work of the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem through the community outreach of the Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza, as well as through a Youth Empowerment project. The Youth Empowerment project aims to empower Anglican children and youth in the Diocese by providing them with leadership skills, and by strengthening connections to their Palestinian Christian cultural roots. Part of this project has already seen young people taken to some of the holy sites where Jesus walked and preached and prayed during his earthly life. Your support of the ABM/AID appeal will also empower many vulnerable women in Gaza and improve the nutrition of their children, through the courageous work of the Ahli Hospital. For further details, please refer to the Missions display on the narthex board, or visit www.abmission.org/Lent2023 There are a few ways to financially support ABM and AID during Lent: Donate funds directly at www.abmission.org/Lent2023 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 and Good Friday 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

Funerals At this very sad and difficult time, we offer our assistance and experience to support you in relation to all aspects of funeral arrangements. ​ Please do not hesitate to contact the Parish Office on 02 9876 3362. or at office@eppinganglicans.org.au ​ The Funeral Guidelines Document is available for download by clicking here .