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Welcome to the Anglican Parish of Lismore

We have a new email address:

office@lismoreanglicans.com

or

rector@lismoreanglicans.com

 

Parish Office  is located at Centre Walk Arcade

Suite 1/76 Woodlark Street,

Office hours are 9am to 1pm Monday  to Friday (closed Public Holidays)

Church Service Times:

St Andrews  Lismore:

Sunday

7:30am Holy Communion

 9:30am Holy Communion Family Service/Baptism Service

Wednesday:

10am Care and Share Morning Tea (in recess in January)

 11am Holy Communion

Morning Prayer and Intercession 

8am Morning Prayer,
Monday to Friday at
St Andrew’s Lismore Lady Chapel.

St Matthews Dunoon

Sunday 10am Holy Communion(No services in January)

St Mark’s Nimbin

Sunday 10am fourth Sunday of the Month. (there will be a service in January)

St Thomas Wyrallah:

5pm 2nd Sunday of the month Community BBQ.

5pm 3rd Sunday of the month Evening Prayer

5pm 4th Sunday of the month Holy Communion

No services in January

St Peter’s Goonellabah:

6pm first Sunday of the Month Movie Night. (No movie in January)

 

The Anglican Parish of Lismore is a friendly and diverse faith community embracing the Rainbow Region centres of  Dunoon, Goonellabah, Lismore, Nimbin and Wyrallah where we have church buildings.
The Anglican Parish of Lismore holds regular services at local retirement villages and nursing homes, aged care facilities, and participate in combined inter-church worship services and other activities in a range of venues and local churches.

We are a welcoming Christian community with a variety of worship styles, mission projects, outreach ministries, fellowship, prayer and study groups.

We share a deep desire to faithfully represent Jesus and live out His teaching in ways which reflect Christ’s example.

What does our Faith Community look like?

Our multicultural faith community includes a large number of African worshippers and resettled refugees from southern Sudan, many of whom are now naturalized Australian citizens. They bring a deep faith and personal energy to our community. Other nationalities represented include Sierra Leone, Kenya, Solomon Islands, Congo, Sri Lanka, Germany, Holland, and Japan.

Music is an important component of our worship, and we are blessed with a diverse group of musicians and accompanists who offer their gifts to God’s glory.

Various modern combos, unplugged ensembles and larger lineups featuring rock worship bands and brass are used according to need and availability.