The Service of Tenebrae has a rich tradition in the church dating back to the eighth century. Tenebrae is a word derived from Latin meaning “shadows.” Through word and music, this service dramatizes the suffering, death, and burial of Jesus Christ.

an energised, sacramental service with the choir
[every last Sunday of the month - Family Mass]

Spontaneous Prayer & Songs of Love for God.
Contemporary Christian Music.
Powerful moments of Spirit-inspired creative expression to God.

Inspired by Lectio 365, a way of meditating on the Bible that’s been used by Christians for centuries.
Each prayer meeting with a different Christian musical tradition.

Foundations of Faith.
Reading the Bible is one thing. Understanding it's another. When you can do both, it's truly life-changing. God speaks to us through His Word, so let’s learn How to Study the Bible together in our new series.

Part of being a Christian is continuously learning and growing, and what better way to do that than by diving deeper into the Bible?

an informal gathering for parents and their young children to play, socialize, and learn new skills.

Grace Cafe is a social gathering and is open to all.
People come together for fellowship, cakes, tea, and coffee.

Healing is at the heart of Jesus’s ministry, for us, for our communities and for creation. Healing is about becoming whole, in body, mind and spirit. It is about new life, not just about ‘more of the same.’

History of Christian Music in Worship throughout the Ages.

Psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit have encouraged many to put their trust in God. Speaking to the hearts of all who follow after God’s love.

Meditation has been a part of the Christian tradition since its origin.
Christian meditation is different from the concept of meditation found in Eastern religions. In Eastern traditions, the focus is generally to empty oneself, let go, and focus on achieving enlightenment.
In contrast, Christian meditation is designed to help to focus on God’s presence, His greatness and love.