SUNDAY SERVICES @ ST PAUL'S
10.00am every Sunday
(8am - the 5th Sunday in a month)
Everyone Welcome
St Paul's is a welcoming, multicultural community.
We care for one another as we follow Jesus, and seek to serve our local community.
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Sunday Services
(Holy Communion)
10:00am Every Sunday
8.00 am 5th Sunday in the month.
Everyone Welcome.
Kids Church
Session consists of a story, a song and a craft activity for pre-school and Primary School children.
Held during the 10am Service in the Children's Ministry area.
Little Vines
Community Connection
Two Community Connections-
Soups in Winter / Spring. Rice dishes in Summer /Autumn for those in need.
Frankston Winter Shelter supporting the vulnerable in Frankston area.’
Wednesdays 9.30am - 11am
Life Groups
Monday afternoon 2.30pm
Wednesday morning 11am
Wednesday 7.30pm
Thursday morning 11am on Zoom - Thessalonians & 2 plus Titus.
Please contact us if you would like to join one of the studies.
Praise and Worship
Wednesday 6pm - 7pm in the Church.
It is a gentle yet powerful and joyful time focusing on praising God through musical worship.
All welcome.
Safe Ministry
We at St Paul's value the safety and well being of all children and vulnerable persons. Our clergy and our volunteers meet the current required child-safe standards of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne and 'Victoria's Child Safe Standards'.
Pastoral Care
Parishioners in need of support, whether they are in hospitals, retirement villages, nursing or private homes are visited by the clergy and lay people.
Fellowship / Social Activities
Many opportunities for people to connect socially with other parishioners for chatting, fun and friendship-building,
Morning Tea, Parish Luncheons.
Hall Hire
Hall is hired out to community groups and organisations mainly on a permanent weekly or monthly basis as well as on a casual basis.
Some vacancies are available for 2026.
We do NOT hire the hall for any private parties.
Offerings or Donation Options
Learn about how you can support St Pauls Church.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn the answers to the most common questions about St Paul's Anglican Church.
Baptism
Here at St Paul’s we emphasise that baptism, with the ongoing Christian life, is a whole church community activity so those who seek baptism need to be regular members of our church community.
Confirmation
Confirmation in the Anglican Church involves ‘confirming’ one’s baptismal promises. It is an opportunity for people who were baptised as infants to make the promises for themselves.
Weddings
We are always delighted to welcome couples who would like to get married at St Paul's in the Anglican tradition. If you are considering getting married at St Paul's, please book in as early as possible.
Funerals
The death of a loved one is a difficult time so at St Paul’s we strive to primarily care for those grieving, we work closely with family members and funeral directors to ensure an appropriate celebration of the individual’s life takes place.
Sunday Services
(Holy Communion)
10:00am Every Sunday
8.00 am 5th Sunday in the month.
Everyone Welcome.
Kids Church
Session consists of a story, a song and a craft activity for pre-school and Primary School children.
Held during the 10am Service in the Children's Ministry area.
Little Vines
Community Connection
Two Community Connections-
Soups in Winter / Spring. Rice dishes in Summer /Autumn for those in need.
Frankston Winter Shelter supporting the vulnerable in Frankston area.’
Wednesdays 9.30am - 11am
Life Groups
Monday afternoon 2.30pm
Wednesday morning 11am
Wednesday 7.30pm
Thursday morning 11am on Zoom - Thessalonians & 2 plus Titus.
Please contact us if you would like to join one of the studies.
Praise and Worship
Wednesday 6pm - 7pm in the Church.
It is a gentle yet powerful and joyful time focusing on praising God through musical worship.
All welcome.
Safe Ministry
We at St Paul's value the safety and well being of all children and vulnerable persons. Our clergy and our volunteers meet the current required child-safe standards of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne and 'Victoria's Child Safe Standards'.
Pastoral Care
Parishioners in need of support, whether they are in hospitals, retirement villages, nursing or private homes are visited by the clergy and lay people.
Fellowship / Social Activities
Many opportunities for people to connect socially with other parishioners for chatting, fun and friendship-building,
Morning Tea, Parish Luncheons.
Hall Hire
Hall is hired out to community groups and organisations mainly on a permanent weekly or monthly basis as well as on a casual basis.
Some vacancies are available for 2026.
We do NOT hire the hall for any private parties.
Offerings or Donation Options
Learn about how you can support St Pauls Church.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn the answers to the most common questions about St Paul's Anglican Church.
Baptism
Here at St Paul’s we emphasise that baptism, with the ongoing Christian life, is a whole church community activity so those who seek baptism need to be regular members of our church community.
Confirmation
Confirmation in the Anglican Church involves ‘confirming’ one’s baptismal promises. It is an opportunity for people who were baptised as infants to make the promises for themselves.
Weddings
We are always delighted to welcome couples who would like to get married at St Paul's in the Anglican tradition. If you are considering getting married at St Paul's, please book in as early as possible.
Funerals
The death of a loved one is a difficult time so at St Paul’s we strive to primarily care for those grieving, we work closely with family members and funeral directors to ensure an appropriate celebration of the individual’s life takes place.
Latest Bible Reflection
Links to reflections are provided by Our Daily Bread Ministries -
ODB https://odb.org/ and YMI (Why Am I) https://ymi.today/new-here/
Links have been used with permission.
Matthew 4: 18-22 NIV
Jesus Calls His First Disciples
18 As Jesus was walking beside the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon called Peter and his brother Andrew. They were casting a net into the lake, for they were fishermen.
19 “Come, follow me,” Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people.”
20 At once they left their nets and followed him.
21 Going on from there, he saw two other brothers, James son of Zebedee and his brother John. They were in a boat with their father Zebedee, preparing their nets. Jesus called them, 22 and immediately they left the boat and their father and followed him.
