Electronic Giving
How can you support the parish at this time?
As restrictions are easing, our regular costs continue without the same opportunities to raise funds. We rely on the generosity of others. If you are already giving electronically by direct debit, we encourage you to continue giving as long as you are able, and know that we are very grateful for your support.
If you would like to give financially directly into the parish bank account, these are the details: Bank Westpac; Account name: Holy Trinity Anglican Church; BSB: 033100 ; Account number: 490175.
If you wish to set up a regular direct debit, complete the form available here.
For a one-off Donation, use the Donate Now button on our home page.
PARISH MORING TEA ON ZOOM
With the lockdown continuing, we’ve resumed the parish Zoom morning tea. If you’d like to make yourself a cuppa and connect with the parish community, please join us on Zoom on Sundays 11am-12noon.
ZOOM details: Meeting ID: 948 3967 5657. Passcode: 741346.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/94839675657?pwd=Wk82aW96SFdoTXlQZE4xOVBJd3JYUT09
CONVERSATIONS AT THE CENTRE
Our next Conversation, THIS Wednesday 1st September will be at 7.30pm on Zoom - sadly. However, that still provides us a great opportunity to talk to one another and I believe our topic will help us continue to cope with the present lockdown and its uncertainties and stresses, “Coping with Covid/Poetry Please”.
The first part of the evening will be talking with 2 or 3 others about how we are coping with Covid. Then Chris Ringrose will lead us on Poetry Please. He will recite some of his own poems and then we are all invited to read a favourite of our own or one of our own composition. In view of the time constraint, please, no complete epics and just one each.
Poetry can express so much: brings smiles or tears, offer food for thought, expand imagination and horizons, all so important in these troubling times.
ZOOM details: Meeting ID: 881 8760 5434. Passcode: 636597.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88187605434?pwd=T0JaSjJ6Q3R1Z3RXVHNRcTlScldFUT09
With the lockdown continuing, we’ve resumed the parish Zoom morning tea. If you’d like to make yourself a cuppa and connect with the parish community, please join us on Zoom on Sundays 11am-12noon.
ZOOM details: Meeting ID: 948 3967 5657. Passcode: 741346.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/94839675657?pwd=Wk82aW96SFdoTXlQZE4xOVBJd3JYUT09
CONVERSATIONS AT THE CENTRE
Our next Conversation, THIS Wednesday 1st September will be at 7.30pm on Zoom - sadly. However, that still provides us a great opportunity to talk to one another and I believe our topic will help us continue to cope with the present lockdown and its uncertainties and stresses, “Coping with Covid/Poetry Please”.
The first part of the evening will be talking with 2 or 3 others about how we are coping with Covid. Then Chris Ringrose will lead us on Poetry Please. He will recite some of his own poems and then we are all invited to read a favourite of our own or one of our own composition. In view of the time constraint, please, no complete epics and just one each.
Poetry can express so much: brings smiles or tears, offer food for thought, expand imagination and horizons, all so important in these troubling times.
ZOOM details: Meeting ID: 881 8760 5434. Passcode: 636597.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88187605434?pwd=T0JaSjJ6Q3R1Z3RXVHNRcTlScldFUT09
Hobson's Bay Interfaith Group
Recently a number of members of our congregation attended the Hobson's Bay Interfaith Group Dinner. A video of the evening is included below.
Recently a number of members of our congregation attended the Hobson's Bay Interfaith Group Dinner. A video of the evening is included below.
Our Parish Centre
After many years of planning and the dedicated efforts of many in our community the construction of our Parish Centre was completed in November 2017.
Dedicated by The Most Reverend Dr Philip Freier, Archbishop of Melbourne and Primate of Australia on Sunday 3 December 2017, this building now provides facilities for the use of the congregation, houses the Parish Office and is the new home for the Emergency Relief and Community Lunch program managed by Holy Trinity and supported by Anglicare.
We look forward to this building becoming an important base for the many mission and service activities offered by Holy Trinity, Williamstown.
For more information on the property development, click HERE.
After many years of planning and the dedicated efforts of many in our community the construction of our Parish Centre was completed in November 2017.
Dedicated by The Most Reverend Dr Philip Freier, Archbishop of Melbourne and Primate of Australia on Sunday 3 December 2017, this building now provides facilities for the use of the congregation, houses the Parish Office and is the new home for the Emergency Relief and Community Lunch program managed by Holy Trinity and supported by Anglicare.
We look forward to this building becoming an important base for the many mission and service activities offered by Holy Trinity, Williamstown.
For more information on the property development, click HERE.