Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
The Embrace of Fire
Allegro from ‘Symphony VI’- CM Widor Adagio - Melanie Bonis
Choral No.1- Cesar Franck
Across the Wetland (Song Cycle) - Michael Hannan
Poems by Helen Seymour
The Song of the Rolling Hills - Michael Hannan
*1st performances
Passacaglia in C - JS Bach
The Embrace of Fire - Naji Hakim
One Day (Suite from the Pirates of the Caribbean) - Hans Zimmer, arr Anna Lapwood
$20/ Under 18 free. Card or cash at the door
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Easter Day
Choral Eucharist, with lighting of the new fire, blessing of new Paschal Candle, renewal of Baptismal Vows & Easter-egg frolic
Maundy Thursday
Choral Eucharist with washing of feet, followed by the stripping of the sanctuary and prayer vigil
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
For the bushfires
At midday on Saturday 17th January, the St. Paul’s Bells will be rung to recognise the fire fighters and first responders who have given so much during the bushfires in Victoria.
The church will be open to the public to enable you to hold in your thoughts and pray for those people affected by the disaster.
Festival of Lessons and Carols
St. Paul’s wonderful services to celebrate Christmas will be held at 3 pm and 7 pm.
Celebrate Christmas with congregational carols and carols sung by the St. Paul’s Choir and the St. Paul’s Occasional Choir.
Come, one and all! Friends and families!
Festival of Lessons and Carols
St. Paul’s wonderful services to celebrate Christmas will be held at 3 pm and 7 pm.
Celebrate Christmas with congregational carols and carols sung by the St. Paul’s Choir and the St. Paul’s Occasional Choir.
Come, one and all! Friends and families!
Christmas Tree Festival
The beautiful church at St Paul’s will be filled with decorated and lit Christmas trees from charities and community groups. This is a community festival hosted by St. Paul’s Anglican Church and an opportunity to celebrate Christmas. St. Paul's Geelong, through the Christmas Tree Festival, wishes to share the amazing stories of all the wonderful works of compassion and generosity that are happening in the Geelong community.
There will be children’s activities, dress ups, a sausage sizzle and Christmas goodies available.
And St. Nicholas may put in an appearance!!
Christmas Tree Festival
The beautiful church at St Paul’s will be filled with decorated and lit Christmas trees from charities and community groups. This is a community festival hosted by St. Paul’s Anglican Church and an opportunity to celebrate Christmas. St. Paul's Geelong, through the Christmas Tree Festival, wishes to share the amazing stories of all the wonderful works of compassion and generosity that are happening in the Geelong community.
There will be children’s activities, and a concert of live music at 7.00pm.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Confirmation and Reception into the Anglican Church
Bishop Brad will be coming for a special evening prayer service, to “receive” some of our congregation members into the Anglican Church of Australia, And for Confirmation. This is an exciting event for our parish, and for our friends. Please come along and celebrate!
We will share afternoon tea following the service.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
To Call My True Love to My Dance Organ Recital by Tom Healey
Allegro (from First Sonata for Organ)- Florence Price
Variations on Amazing Grace- Michael Hannan
Fantaisie in A- Cesar Franck
To Call My True Love to My Dance- Naji Hakim
Passacaglia- Mykola Kolessa
In Paradisum- Ghislaine Reece-Trapp
Star Fantasy- Kristina Arakelyan
$20 (18 and under free) at the door (Card or Cash)
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Learn to ring at St Paul’s Geelong
Learn about the English tradition of full-circle ringing. Experience the buzz that comes from controlling a bell many times heavier than your own weight.
Sign up for an intensive course of ten lessons over two weeks.
Sunday to Thursday 6-11 July and Sunday to Thursday 14-18 July.
Cost: $200. Scholarships available.
On completion of the course you may be invited to join the band at St Paul’s Geelong, practicing Monday evenings and ringing for services on Sundays.
Register at: www.surveymonkey.com/r/learntoring-geelong-2025
Registration open to people aged 10 years and over.
Learn to ring at St Paul’s Geelong
Learn about the English tradition of full-circle ringing. Experience the buzz that comes from controlling a bell many times heavier than your own weight.
Sign up for an intensive course of ten lessons over two weeks.
Sunday to Thursday 6-11 July and Sunday to Thursday 14-18 July.
Cost: $200. Scholarships available.
On completion of the course you may be invited to join the band at St Paul’s Geelong, practicing Monday evenings and ringing for services on Sundays.
Register at: www.surveymonkey.com/r/learntoring-geelong-2025
Registration open to people aged 10 years and over.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Choral Evensong
Join us for Choral Evensong, followed by cheese and wine in the church.
Shrove Tuesday PANCAKES!!
Shrove Tuesday is a festival celebrated in many countries across the globe. It falls on the Tuesday before the beginning of Lent. The name comes from the old word ‘shriving’, which means to listen to someone’s sins and forgive them. In Anglo-Saxon England, Christians would go to church on Shrove Tuesday to confess their sins and clean their soul. In other words, they would be ‘shriven’. In other countries, Shrove Tuesday has different names. In Germany, for example, it’s called ‘Fastnacht’ (meaning ‘Eve of the Fast’) and in Iceland it’s called ‘Sprengidagur’ (meaning ‘Bursting Day’). In France and some other parts of the world, the festival is called ‘Mardi Gras’, from the French phrase meaning ‘Fat Tuesday’.
We'll just be enjoying pancakes!