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MISSION STATEMENT Our congregation seeks to be a community of Christian people who:- follow the way of Jesus, allowing his gospel to inform how they lead their lives in a changing world welcome all, regardless of race, age, or gender join together regularly in worship and activities which enable them to live out God`s love in the world recognise that every person is unique and encourage all to share their wisdom and gifts affirm, support, nurture and accompany each other on their spiritual journeys are committed to living out their faith by serving wherever called Article Search: » CURRENT NEWS: See more WORSHIP IN MAY6 May: Robert Watson 13 May: Karen and Matt Sloan (5pm Cafe Church) 20 May: Revd Neville Watson (Third Sunday liturgy with Communion) 27 May: A combined Pentecost Service at the Anglican Church of St Paul, Brompton Road, Wembley Downs, commencing ... click to continueWorship in May » ARTICLES: See more METAPHOR AS A THEOLOGICAL NECESSITYA comment on Exodus 3:1-13 The opening words of Exodus 3 contain for me what is the most significant story in the Old Testament. It is about the nature of God. And let me say from the outset that, as disconcerting as it may be to the current batch o... click to continueMetaphor as a Theological Necessity WHAT HAS THIS TO DO WITH WORSHIP?At Wembley Downs UC a preaching plan is distributed three times a year and each issue carries an article on the theme of worship written by a member of the Worship Committee. This is the article written by Karen for the current issue - December 2011 ... click to continueWhat has this to do with worship? ANOTHER QUESTIONFEATURE WRITER ZOLTAN KOVACS commented in The West Australian newspaper 27th August, 2011, on the 2012 London Olympics and the two hundredth birthday anniversary of Charles Dickens - both occurring next year - in an article headed What the Dickens h... click to continueAnother question A VIEW OF PRAYERAt the September First Sunday Forum,a panel consisting of Karen Sloan, Revd Marion Millin and Revd Neville Watson addressed the question: What is your view of Prayer? Here follows a summary of their responses, edited by Karen Sloan. Introduction ... click to continueA View of Prayer » LITERARY: See more A PRAYER OF PRAISESource of all being, the sky praises you, the eucalypts wave their leafy branches in exultation, and the blue hills reflect your glory. The freshness of first light, the still quietness of shade at midday, the lengthening shadows as the earth is ... click to continueA Prayer of Praise MATTHEW 15: 21-28 - A RESPONSE`It`s so hard being a single parent,` the mother says `She`s been such a difficult daughter since her father left never wanting to be with me or talk to me always busy, out with her friends till late.` Anxiety is written over the mother`s face ... click to continueMatthew 15: 21-28 - A Response NUMBER OF HITS We welcome you to the Wembley Downs Uniting Church website and invite you to add your name to our Guestbook