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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Williamstown

2 Pasco St, Williamstown, Australia
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Nelson Place Williamstown,
Beautiful and historic blue stone church on the waterfront in  Williamstown. A lovely and popular venue for weddings. Visit Holy Trinity and you will find:
A warm welcome
A lively spirituality for today’s world
A parish that is open, generous and inclusive.

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I'm Not That Kind of Christian

Coventry Cathedral's welcome to all applies to Holy Trinity too!

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Epiphany is upon us...

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The Son and the Sun: How Christmas became a Christian Feast – Opinion – ABC Religion & Ethics (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

While we are still in the Christmas mood...

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Continuing our enjoyment of our newly restored organ, we present a summer music series: Bach with a Bite

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You are warmly invited to celebrate Christmas at Holy Trinity...

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The Church is in festive mode... the choir in good voice. Join us tonight at 7 for our service of 9 lessons and carils.

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Christmas fare orders packed and ready for pick up tomorrow...

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Don't forget this coming Sunday evening is our service of 9 lessons and carols to welcome Advent. Our special guest organist is John Rivers.

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Sweet Jesus: There’s a ‘hipster’ nativity scene you can buy

If Jesus was born today...????

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The Sunday before Advent is known as Stir Up Sunday... and is traditionally the day for making the Christmas Pudding/Christmas Cakes... Why? Because in the old Book of Common Prayer the Collect began... 'Stir up we beseech thee...'

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