Parish Council Meeting after the Morning Service
Parish Council Meeting after morning service.
Parish Council Meeting after morning service.
Everyone is welcome and entry is free. Food and drinks are available and the bar is open. Stall sites are available for local artisans and crafters to sell their wares.
Bring your craft project and join us for Craft, Coffee and a Chat. Or just come for a chat.
Bring your craft project and join us for Craft, Coffee and a Chat. Or just come for a chat.
Bring your craft project and join us for Craft, Coffee and a Chat. Or just come for a chat.
Everyone is welcome and entry is free. Food and drinks are available and the bar is open. Stall sites are available for local artisans and crafters to sell their wares.
Celebration of the Last Supper (including washing of each other’s feet for those who wish to participate)
Live music with lots of fun and a visit from the Easter bunny - St Oswald’s is providing a cake stall with lots of home-made treats and craft.
Join us for World Day of Prayer at Holy Trinity Catholic Church
352 St Vincents Road
Banyo
Everyone is welcome and entry is free. Food and drinks are available and the bar is open. Stall sites are available for local artisans and crafters to sell their wares.
You are invited to join us for the Christmas Day Service at Banyo Parish
You are invited to join us for the Christmas Eve service at Banyo Parish
16 Days of Activism is an annual campaign calling for an end to gender-based violence. The 16 days begins with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 25 November and ends with International Human Rights Day on 10 December.
Bring your craft project and join us for Craft, Coffee and a Chat. Or just come for a chat.
Everyone is welcome and entry is free. Food are drinks are available and the bar is open. Stall sites are available for local artisans and crafters to sell their wares.
Bring your craft project and join us for Craft, Coffee and a Chat. Or just come for a chat.
At St Oswald’s we meet to worship on custodial land of the oldest living civilisation in the world. We pay our respects to both the Jagera and the Turrbal people and their Elders, past, present and emerging, for they hold the hopes, dreams, traditions and cultures of Aboriginal Australia. We acknowledge and respect their spiritual connection to country and their stewardship of the land that now sustains us all.