At the parish of Moruya we seek to be a loving, relevant, growing church, honouring God and reaching out to our community.'
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WELCOME
"God is love, and those who abide in love abide in God, and God abides in them." 1 John 4.16 Moruya Anglican Parish is situated in the beautiful Eurobodalla Shire on the south coast of NSW. We are a parish with a progressive orientation and a warm and inclusive heart. We have a concern for social and ecological justice arising from a Christ-centered love of neighbour. We aim to live out the words of Micah to 'love kindness, do justice and walk humbly with God'. Our Sunday services of Holy Communion are traditional in nature yet constitute just a part of our activities. We are so much more than just a Sunday church! Go to the "About" page to see the range of activities we offer. See also our "Services" page and "Events" page for other news including a link to our pew sheets. View our prayer page for prayer suggestions. Our parish office is open Mon – Thurs 10am-12am. 60 Campbell St, Moruya 2537 P.O Box 58 Phone: 4474 0300 And check out our facebook page! We extend a warm welcome.... To those who are single, married, divorced, remarried, widowed, gay, confused, filthy rich, comfortable or down to their last cent. We extend a special welcome to crying newborns, those feeling their age, and everyone in between. To the super fit and to those who could afford to lose a few kilos. You’re welcome here if you are a local, here for awhile, or just visiting. We welcome you If you can sing like Pavarotti or can’t carry a note in the shower. You are welcome here if you are just looking, just woke up or just got out of prison. We don’t mind if you’re more Catholic than the Pope, more Anglican than the Archbishop of Canterbury or haven’t been to church since little Diesel’s Baptism and don’t know what to do. Welcome if you are Islamic, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu or belong to any of our other fellow Christian religions. We extend a special welcome To those over 60 but not grown up yet and to teenagers growing up too fast. We welcome keep fit mums, football dads, farmers, starving artists, tree huggers, latte sippers, vegetarians, junk food eaters. We welcome those in recovery and those who are still addicted. We welcome you if you were having a hard time or you’re down in the dumps, or if you don’t like organised religion. You’re in good company here! Welcome We offer a welcome to those who think the Earth is flat, work too hard, don’t work, can’t spell, can’t hear, can’t walk, or who have come because grandma is visiting and wants to go to church. We welcome Those who are inked, pierced or both. We offer a special welcome to those who could use a prayer right now, had religion shoved down the throat as a kid or got on the wrong bus and thought they were going to the football. We welcome tourists, seekers, doubters, those with more questions than answers. And you We welcome you whoever you are, however you are, just as you are, with no hoops to jump through.(#) ......................................................................... # The welcome words above appeared in the parish bulletin of the Carmelite church, Middle Park. It was adapted for use at the Benedictine Abbey at Jamberoo, NSW, where we found it and are now using it also.... thank you to those communities and their welcome. |
Easter Services
St Johns, Moruya
Maundy Thursday 5pm Good Friday 10am Saturday Taize 5pm Easter Sunday 10am Mossy Point Easter Sunday 6am M.Point Headland St Andrews, Tuross Easter Sunday 8.30 am 
Music in the Church is back!
See Concerts page
Taize EvensongSt Johns, Moruya
Saturday 16 April 5pm Contemplation in a nutshell is the practice of the Presence of God. Contemplative practice including meditation and the work of silence opens us for encounter with the ground of being - God.
Wednesday Meditation 10.30 am meeting at Mossy Point..If youwould like to join us please email: opensanctuary.tilba@gmail.com 
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PLEASE CLICK HERE.... for the parish calendar to find out what is happening each week in our hall
To download a church hall booking form please click HERE Thank you And please click HERE to see the clergy roster St Johns Labyrinth
The labyrinth in front of St Johns, Moruya is open tp all. Lockdown may be a good time to walk the labyrinth if you live within 5kms, wear a mask and keep distance from others. It is a form of spiritual exercise.
SAGE Community Vegie Garden
The Community Vegie Gardens behind the hall flourishing
Saturday Sanctus
Gathering to share in sacred song and silence
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