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Onsite Worship
We are excited to welcome you to both our services this Sunday.
Bookings in advance are still essential.
Wearing Red
It's become somewhat of a tradition to wear red on Day of Pentecost. So come one, come all...dressed in something red this Sunday.
Kid's Ministry
‘together again’
Kid’s Church on Sunday 30 May, Anglican Church Robina
On Sunday 30 May at 9.30 am, during our family service, our Kid’s Ministry team at Anglican Church Robina (all of whom hold Blue Cards) is excited to be hosting ‘together again’. This will be a fun morning of activities in our Rainbow Town precinct.
Activities include craft, games and a jumping castle. At ‘together again’ we will celebrate our life in God who we know as Father, Son and Holy Spirit – the one who creates, redeems and sustains our life.
We look forward to welcoming you and your family at the front entrance to our church building for a 9.30am start. We will begin the morning together in the church building before the children move to their activities.
Trinity Sunday
Trinity Sunday (30 May) is our church’s special day. Please join us onsite or online next Sunday for a wonderful opportunity to recognise, renew and refresh our vision to be a church known for its relationships.
Memorial Service for Brian Robins
A memorial service will be held for the late Brian Robins who was a regular member of our 9:30am congregation.
Brian’s wife Elaine would like to welcome any of our church family to attend the service on Saturday the 29th of May at 10am.
Being Together: our Christian call to reconciliation
Three beautiful interrelated dot paintings created by Kabi Kabi, Koa and Yuin women with artist Stevie O’Chin were commissioned by the Reconciliation Action Plan Committee of our Diocese.
Each artwork represents a geographical faith Region of our Diocesan community – Northern, Western and Southern. Our Robina church community is hosting the Southern Region piece for the next few weeks, which includes National Reconciliation Week. You are welcome to take a postcard of the artwork from the welcome desk.
The artworks tie in with the Reconciliation Action Plan as a focus and reminder of our call to Reconciliation. At key diocesan events the three paintings will be displayed together as a symbol of Being Together. Being Together is the theme for the diocese during 2020 – 2022.
The symbols painted throughout the landscape connect with the Marks of Mission of the Anglican Communion:
The mission of the Church is the mission of Christ
- To proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom
- To teach, baptise and nurture new believers
- To respond to human need by loving service
- To transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace and reconciliation
- To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth
Ways to Serve in Practical Ways
Our Markeri Street Op Shop: there are opportunities to join a great team of people who volunteer their time and talents to support the work and ministry of the op shop.
Home-made frozen meals: we have a small meal bank to assist people from time to time. If you can make and freeze some meals they would be welcome.
St John’s Crisis Care in Surfers Paradise: would welcome donations of the following
this week:
Jeans
Shoes
Thongs
Hoodies/ warm sweaters
Anglican Parish at Burleigh Heads runs a food pantry for people in need. Donations of non-perishable food items and clean blankets are welcome. Donations can be dropped off directly to St John’s at Burleigh Heads (14 Park Ave) or to our church office.
Any queries, please contact our church office office@robinaanglican.com
Thank you for serving as the hands and feet of Christ in our world.
Bible Study Resources
On our website we have weekly bible study and reflection resources based on the Sunday reading and sermon. We are also recording Graham Leo’s study on the Book of Revelation if you are unable to attend in person.
Prayer Lists
We have two prayer lists and consist of the name of people in our community who have requested prayer for both current (short-term) and ongoing (long-term) concerns.
You will notice that for the purposes of confidentiality, we now include first names only. We are confident that God knows each person's needs fully.
From this week, we have updated our request for ongoing prayer and ask if you could please let us know the names that you wish to remain on, or added to, the prayer list. Please contact the office: office@robinaanglican.com
Coffee Cart
Our coffee cart is available on Sundays after the 7:30am service and before and after the 9:30am service.
Why not come and enjoy a barista made coffee, tea or hot chocolate and some community connection as part of coming to church this Sunday.
Giving
We are extremely grateful to everyone who has dropped in to financially support your Church in a new way, or has changed to transferring funds to our bank account.
There are many ways to continue to support us:
Direct Debit: forms are available via this link or from the office:
anglicanchurchsq.org.au
Direct Deposit:
BSB: 704901
Account: 00015142
Trinity Anglican Mission
Credit Card:
Use this link to pay via credit card
tinyurl.com/robinachurch
Please do not hesitate to contact the office if you have any queries.
Weekly Devotions
Written by clergy and lay people across the Diocese, Sunday Devotions are short reflections based on the lectionary readings of the day. Check out this week's Sunday Devotion, written by Erica Skerman from AYCF and St Stephen’s, Coorparoo and titled ‘Holy Spirit and Creation'.
