Currently an on-line service, you can worship at your own time. Scroll down for the Order of Service with Hymns, readings, prayers, reflection and the sermon, spoken by our minister and members of our congregation.
Worship is at the heart of Christian community; worship in contemporary language that is joyful, relevant and
reflects the long traditions of the church. We embrace both traditional and new ways and times of worship.
Our services are conducted in our own homes, respecting physical distance yet maintaining a faith and social connection.
Order of Service & Sermon
June 28 – Pentecost 4 – Order of Service
June 28 – sermon – The Welcome of the World
June 21 – Pentecost 3 – Order of Service
June 21 – Sermon – Let Love Flow
June 14 Pentecost 2 – Order of Service
June 14 – Sermon – Called and Sent
June 7 Pentecost 1 – Order of Service
June 7 – Sermon – Trinity – Worshipping with Hesitation
May 31 – Pentecost – Praising God in All Languages
Contact us through info@highfieldroadcanterburyuc.org.au for further details
The main service for the week includes prayer, scripture reading, a relevant message and joyful singing led by the choir and pipe organ. Members of the congregation participate in leading aspects of the service. All are welcome to attend.
Holy Communion is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of the month. We practise an open table and welcome all people.
There are many styles of worship. This quarterly all age service offers a way for everyone to connect with the themes and ideas of the day in small activity groups. These groups create items for use in future services.
This informal midweek service includes responsive prayers, reflective liturgy and conversation about the day’s scripture. Come along, this is a great way to begin the day or connect with God in the midst of a busy week. Enjoy coffee or tea and a friendly chat afterwards.
Sunday worship includes time for children, sometimes with ‘Godly Play’, then the children move to Sunday School. The program uses the UCA’s ‘Seasons of the Spirit’. As our young folk mature and grow in faith their discussions become more discerning and enriching.
