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 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 General Service Sheet during Pentecostide Readings and Hymn Sheet

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 & Newsletter Sunday, 13 September 2026 Bulletin Newsletter Kids Activities for kids at St Alban's Learn more Mustard Seed Child Care Brochure Spring 2026 Vacation Care Everyday English Classes English as a Second Language Classes Learn more Thoughts and prayers for reflection September 2026 Download Latest Parish Magazine Latest edition Previous editions 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/

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Find out about our regular services during the week, as well as baptisms and weddings. Services Sunday Services Sunday services are at 8am and 10am. The 10am is also available online. Click the button below for more information. Find out more Prayer service Eucharist with Prayers for Healing Join us on Thursday mornings at 10.30am as we gather and pray for healing and the opportunity to pray for those named during the time of prayer. Find out more Healing Sevice Baptisms and Weddings Find out more St Alban's is a popular church for baptisms and weddings. Click on the button below to find out more information and make an enquiry.

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Baptisms Baptism is administered within the Eucharist on a Sunday at 10:00am. This enables a large part of the congregation to witness the admission of the newly baptised into Christ’s Church and to welcome them. It also serves to remind the rest of the community of the profession of faith made in their own baptism. The font is the birthplace of the church. Each candidate for Holy Baptism is to be sponsored by one or more baptised persons. It is suitable that at least one of the sponsors should be an Anglican. The others can be of any other “mainline” denomination. The Parents, Sponsor(s) or Godparent(s) are joined by a sponsor from the congregation. If you have somebody in the congregation who you would like to be the Parish Sponsor, please inform the clergy, otherwise we will allocate one to you. Sponsors of adults and older children present their candidates and thereby signify their endorsement of the candidates and their intention to support them by prayer and example in their Christian life. Sponsors of infants, commonly called Godparents, present their candidates, make promises in their own names, and also take vows on behalf of their candidates, especially to see that they are encouraged to be Confirmed. It is fitting that parents are included among the godparents of their own children. Parents meet with the clergy for preparation and instruction in the meaning of Baptism, in their duties to help the new Christian grown in the knowledge and love of God, and in their responsibilities as members of God’s Church. There will be a short rehearsal at which all those taking place should be in attendance. BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION Baptism is a complete sacramental initiation, leading to participation in the Eucharist. Confirmation and other rites of affirmation have a continuing pastoral role in the renewal of faith among the baptised. Laying-on-of-hands in confirmation is not a completion of baptism nor is it necessary for the admission to communion. Approximately one month’s notice is needed for a Baptism to take place. For more information or an application form, please contact Parish Staff at either office@eppinganglicans.org.au or (02) 9876 3362 . There is no fee for a Baptism, but a special donation to the church is appropriate.

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Give Why give? In our materialistic, consumer society giving money away is a counter-cultural activity, and yet the Bible encourages us to do just that. But Christian giving is not a reckless, abandonment of possessions but rather a discipline that supports God’s work in the world and the spiritual growth of the followers of Jesus. See the slideshow below for 6 reasons to give: 1. You will grow in your reverence of God. Moses told the Israelites that they were to set aside their tithes “so that you may learn to revere the LORD your God always. Deuteronomy 14:22 When we give sacrificially we will see that God does indeed provide all our needs. We will move from reliance on ourselves to reliance on God. Such trust honours our Lord and gives him glory. How you can donate 1 Direct Transfer/Debit This kind of giving – needs to be budgeted in advance and is an excellent way to be disciplined in your giving, is convenient and doesn’t depend on your memory. St Alban’s Account: BSB No: 032 081, Account No: 000024 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. Explore Mission of the Month 2 Envelopes Envelopes are available in packets on a table at the rear of the church. This kind of giving is completely anonymous and helps maintain systematic giving. It also makes it easy to give to another Christian organisation you may nominate. Leave your donation in the church office in a marked envelope. 3 Collection Plate This kind of giving depends on cash being available to use and you can only give when you’re present at a church service. FAQs How do I set up direct transfer? Does direct giving maintain confidentiality? Can I alter or cancel the arrangements?