Wednesday 10.30am Eucharist

Holy Eucharist About this Event Our mid-week Eucharist or Mass is a simple, said service (no singing of parts of the liturgy). We also offer prayers for healing and anointing at this liturgy for those who would like to receive this ministry. Registrations for the next weekly service will open this Sunday at 9am. Holy Communion at St Paul's Manuka About this Event We are a liturgical community in the High Church tradition of Anglicanism. We value the Anglican heritage of liturgical seasons, reverence and beauty in holiness. The gathering of the community on Sundays lifts up our hearts, taking us beyond the here and now world of popular culture and consumerism and inviting us to enter into the timelessness of worship. Valuing tradition does not mean our worship is just some sort of museum piece. While Some of the prayers and chants used are traced back to the earliest centuries of the Church, we also value the insights of contemporary creativity (music, hymns and artistic expression) in our worship ours is very much a living tradition. Above all, the liturgy is an invitation to us all to open our spirits to the sacred and to join with the heavenly worship of the saints and angels. Please take note of the following COVID-Safe requirements for attendance at our services. Please also note that you will only be able to be seated with members of your household. You Must Stay Away if Unwell You must not book or attend services if you have any cold or flu-like symptoms, have been overseas in the last 14 days or have been in contact with anyone showing signs of Coronavirus symptoms eg. fever, dry cough and sore throat. If you have booked to attend a service and you or a member of your household are unwell on the day, you must not attend. Please notify us ASAP of your inability to attend by emailing bookings@stpaulsmanuka.org.au or phoning 0499 704 665 so that we can offer your place to someone else. When you book you will provide us with your contact details and those of anyone else you for whom you are booking. We will retain these details in compliance with our COVID obligations and Privacy Policy (available on our website www.stpaulsmanuka.org.au) for a minimum 28 day period. You Must Practise Good Hygiene use the provided hand sanitiser when entering and exiting from all Parish facilities wash your hands often with soap and water. use alcohol-based hand sanitisers when you cant use soap and water avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth avoid unnecessarily touching things stay away if you are unwell You Must Observe Social Distancing Social distancing is one of the best things we can do to stop the spread of the coronavirus. follow social distancing directions from ushers and markers on the floor in areas where people line up (at main entry to church, to receive Communion, and if queueing to enter / exit church premises and at the toilets) keep the required 1.5m distance from each other do not shake hands, greet others with hugs/kisses do not change from your assigned pew during the service