Who we are

Mark Henderwood – Priest in Charge
Michael Hartfield – Priest Assistant
Athena Richmond – Bishop’s Warden
Irene Studman – People’s Warden
Jonathan Cutts – Administration
Janene Cutts – Administration
Carolyn Hawkes
Stephen Sandford

What we are like

• We practise traditional Anglican elements with contemporary engagement.
• We are a welcoming church who value visitors.
• We encourage participation and discussion alongside our teaching.
• We believe in good morning teas.
• We run a kids program that honours our young ones.
• We enjoy some variation in our musical worship.
• We offer communion at Thursday and Sunday services
• We believe that gathering as locals provides a much richer experience than travelling across town for church.
• We encourage engagement in the community.
• We run a kids play group Tuesday & Friday 10am-12pm
• We support missional development work
• We support the Diocese values:
  We are disciples; We are family;
  We prioritise the Biblical call to the last, the lost and the least.

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Why we gather

We believe that gathering together in faith is an essential part of a healthy life and we encourage others to join us in this.

In gathering, our common ground is based on our faith and our local neighbourhood. Local diversity and unity are important elements for us.

We believe that Christianity is not individualistic, rather that it is a community of believers sharing in each other’s lives.

At their very core, church gatherings are not events held so that we can consume spiritual content. Church gatherings are an essential means of grace and community whereby believers worship and are enabled to live as best we can in faith.

What’s on

• St Hilda’s host Hala gig
• Re-opening and Blessing
• Strengthening church to benefit community
• Demolition underway!
• Love, joy, peace and hope for advent.

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