A Celebration Organ Recital with John Beaverstock
Tickets can be purchased here. or at the door subject to availability.
Tickets can be purchased here. or at the door subject to availability.
Dr Meg Warner, Principal of Wollaston Theological College will be holding a half-day workshop at St Cuthbert's on how on how to deepen our biblical studies. We are very lucky to have an internationally (and very busy) scholar of Meg's standing share her knowledge and wisdom with us.
Meg's approach and style of teaching is very engaging. She is able to share her knowledge and biblical expertise to everyone - we don't need a degree or to have previously studied theology! If you ever wanted to deepen how you see the Bible and what God offers us through it, this workshop is for you! Please RSVP to info@hillsanglicans.com
Join us for a relaxed, informal gathering as we break bread and share life over a simple liturgy. Every second Friday in the Parish Centre, 6.30pm (our next one is Friday 14 March). Please bring a plate of savoury food to share (dessert will be provided).
Please RSVP if possible to info@hillsanglicans.com or here.
This service includes a said Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes
This service includes a said Eucharist and the Imposition of Ashes
All are welcome to join us for pancake making and eating on Shrove Tuesday.
We begin the cooking process at 4pm and should be ready to eat around 4:30pm, come for the whole time or just in time for a pancake tea. Lots of decadent toppings on offer as we use them up before Lent begins.
Please let us know if you can that you are coming for catering purposes at info@hillsanglicans.com
To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the consecration and opening of St Cuthbert’s Church the Most Reverend Kay Goldsworthy, Archbishop of Perth will celebrate the Eucharist with us on Sunday 2nd March 2025 at 9am. A celebratory morning tea will follow. Please join us to celebrate this wonderful milestone.
The People of the Parish of Darlington-Bellevue
invite you to the Commissioning of
The Reverend Peregrin Campbell-Osgood
as Priest-in-Charge by
The Most Reverend Kay Goldsworthy
Archbishop of Perth
on
Tuesday 21 January 2025 at 7.00pm
Service to be held at
St Cuthbert’s Anglican Church
Cnr Darlington Rd &, Hillsden Rd, Darlington
Midnight Mass
Christmas Eve 11.30pm
Holly Communion with Carols
Christmas Day 9.00am
With choir and organ, featuring well known Christmas carols and choral items, accompanied by organ, interspersed with nine ‘lessons’ from holy scripture, followed by a delicious supper. Don’t miss it!
Come and enjoy the tranquility of St Cuthbert’s Church then check out the plant and book sale. Please bring cash.
If you want to join a guided walk for 2-5 hours starting an finishing at St Cuthbert’s meet at 9.45am for a 10am start on Sat 5 Oct.. People who are self-guided can do the walk anytime with our map. There will be a couple of drive options to contemplations spots with no walking. If you would like more information email info@hillsanglicans.com
Please refer to the attached flyer for further information.
Saturday 14th September 2-4pm
All welcome
Celebration of the laying of the Church Foundation Stone which was the beginning of the Church becoming part of the Darlington community.
Worshipping Community of Darlington- Bellevue 2024 Annual Meeting of Enrolled Members
Notice of Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of Parishioners will be held in the Parish Centre on Sunday 9 June 2024 at 10am following the Eucharist at St Cuthbert's Church, corner Darlington and Hillsden Roads, Darlington WA. The Annual Meeting is governed by the Parish Governance Statute 2016 .
The meeting will:
1. receive the financial and other reports for the year ending 30 April 2024 including the draft budget.
2. elect and/or appoint
Wardens
Primarily, Wardens are responsible for the physical property of the Worshipping Community. In our case, this includes the Church building, Parish Centre, lych gate, Rectory and grounds.
Church Councillors
Church Council is the administrative body of the Worshipping Community. It consists of the Wardens, plus 4, 8 or 12 members. The Annual Meeting elects three-quarters of the Councillors, and the Rector may appoint one quarter. Each Councillor takes on a portfolio of responsibility such as Archives, Communications, Finance, Communications, Risk Management, Secretary and so on.
Nominators of Clergy
If the position of Rector falls vacant, the four Nominators (one of whom is a Warden) work with four Diocesan Nominators, the Archdeacon and the Area Bishop. They undertake a search and recommend a suitable person for the Archbishop to appoint.
An auditor
3. general business – enrolled members may submit to the Reverend Julie Baker items for consideration by the Annual Meeting before noon on the 25 May.
Enrolled Members
Only Enrolled Members are eligible to vote and stand for election. If you are not an enrolled member, you can complete an Application for Enrolment on the Electoral Roll form before the meeting. Forms are available on the Annual Meeting table in the Parish Centre or here
Nominations
Nomination Forms are available on the Annual Meeting table in the Parish Centre or here. . Nominations close at midday Sunday 2 June, interested people can submit a nomination form by placing it in the ‘nomination box’ in the Parish Centre or handed directly to the Convenor the Reverend Julie Baker
General Business
Items of business for consideration at the meeting must be submitted in writing to the Reverend Julie Baker before noon on the 25 May.
Annual Report
Groups need to submit their Annual Report to the Reverend Julie Baker by the 12 May for inclusion in the Annual Report. The Annual Report will be emailed to the people on the parish mailing list during the week prior to the Annual Meeting.
Please make a note of the service times for Holy Week and Easter, we would love you to join us.
Join with a small group for chant, silence, meditation and reflection.
Join us for a Lent discussion as we follow the events of Holy Week.
No booking required, just come along. The study is being offered on Wednesdays using the same content from the previous Friday at 12:30pm for the six weeks of lent beginning on 1st March.
For more information, please contact Rev’d Julie at rector@hillsanglicans.com
Join us for a Lent discussion as we follow the events of Holy Week.
No booking required, just come along. The study is being offered on Fridays at 12:30pm and the same content the following Wednesday for the six weeks of lent beginning on 24th February.
For more information, please contact Rev’d Julie at rector@hillsanglicans.com
All are welcome to join us for pancake making and eating on Shrove Tuesday.
We begin the cooking process at 4pm and should be ready to eat around 4:30pm, come for the whole time or just in time for a pancake tea. Lots of decadent toppings on offer as we use them up before Lent begins.
Please let us know you are coming for catering purposes at info@hillsanglicans.com or by writing your name on the list at the back of church.
Our Annual Parish Dinner is fast approaching, please let us know if you are able to come. We look forward to seeing you there!
RSVP to info@hillsanglicans.com or write your name on the list at the back of church.
Term 1 of 2023 begins on Tuesday 14th February at 9:30am.
Pre-schoolers and their carers are warmly welcomed to join us for songs, stories, playtime, morning tea and lots of fun! No booking required and pay as you go structure with the first session free. $5 per child with discounts for 2 or more children in a family.
For more information, please contact us at info@hillsanglicans.com or just come along and see!
Please join us to celebrate Christmas through scripture and song - All Welcome