Join with a small group for chant, silence, meditation and reflection.

Join us for a Lent discussion as we follow the events of Holy Week.

No booking required, just come along. The study is being offered on Wednesdays using the same content from the previous Friday at 12:30pm for the six weeks of lent beginning on 1st March.

For more information, please contact Rev’d Julie at rector@hillsanglicans.com

Join us for a Lent discussion as we follow the events of Holy Week.

No booking required, just come along. The study is being offered on Fridays at 12:30pm and the same content the following Wednesday for the six weeks of lent beginning on 24th February.

For more information, please contact Rev’d Julie at rector@hillsanglicans.com

All are welcome to join us for pancake making and eating on Shrove Tuesday.

We begin the cooking process at 4pm and should be ready to eat around 4:30pm, come for the whole time or just in time for a pancake tea. Lots of decadent toppings on offer as we use them up before Lent begins.

Please let us know you are coming for catering purposes at info@hillsanglicans.com or by writing your name on the list at the back of church.

Our Annual Parish Dinner is fast approaching, please let us know if you are able to come. We look forward to seeing you there!

RSVP to info@hillsanglicans.com or write your name on the list at the back of church.

Term 1 of 2023 begins on Tuesday 14th February at 9:30am.

Pre-schoolers and their carers are warmly welcomed to join us for songs, stories, playtime, morning tea and lots of fun! No booking required and pay as you go structure with the first session free. $5 per child with discounts for 2 or more children in a family.

For more information, please contact us at info@hillsanglicans.com or just come along and see!

This service includes Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes

This is a said Eucharist which includes the imposition of ashes.

This is a special event for children and their adults. From 4.00pm, we prepare a pancake meal together. We also enjoy making ashes out of last year’s palm crosses and branches. We share in the meal together, enjoying a final feast before the Lenten fast begins. We then have a story about Lent, and do an activity to prepare ourselves. Finally we go into the church building to receive the sign of ashes.

Please register your attendance using the form below.

Join with a small group for chant, silence, meditation and reflection.

On the fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Sunday 30 January, Father Chris will preach and preside at St Cuthbert’s for the last time. This will be an ordinary Sunday service with some minor variations to mark the end of his ministry here.

Following the service, please join us for a special morning tea and short presentations in the Parish Centre.

BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES PHONE 9574 1591

Celebrate Mozart’s exact birthday with this intimate soirée in the serene setting of St Cuthbert’s Church in the Perth Hills, featuring exquisite chamber music performed by harp soloist Yi-Yun Loei with cellist Michael Goldschlager and Emily Gunson (flute).

Setting the scene for Mozart’s meeting with harp virtuoso Marie-Adrienne de Guines (1759-1795) in Paris in 1778, this programme includes works by her teacher Jean-Baptiste Krumpholtz (1742-1790), complemented by a trio by Mozart (K.376) arranged by the harpist J. G. H. Backofen (1768-1830)

Sunday 26 December
9.00am
A Belated Christmas Eucharist
If you’re travelling over Christmas, or tied up with family, or even if you have people visiting you – here is your chance for a slightly belated Christmas Day service! Just as some people have their family Christmas on Boxing Day, so we are adding this extra Christmas celebration the day after Christmas. Of course, you’re welcome to ‘do’ Christmas twice, but be warned – it’s the same sermon both times!

Saturday 25 December
9.00am
Eucharist for Christmas Day
St Cuthbert’s Church, Darlington
A 'normal' Eucharist with carols. The service is kept relatively short, and is appropriate for people who would like a Eucharist on Christmas day before heading off to other commitments after 10.00am.

Friday 24 December
5.00pm
Christingle and Nativity
In the Parish Centre and St Cuthbert’s Church
Designed especially for children and their adults. We begin by making a traditional Christingle with all material provided. Then, we’ll enjoy a short nativity play with carols. The whole program runs for about 45 minutes.

CAMBINI QUINTET

Admission $39/$34 for concessions & seniors

Enquiries & bookings phone 9574 1591

The Cambini Quintet is dedicated to exploring the rich repertoire of Classical and Romantic chamber music for woodwinds, with a special focus on the combination of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn, known as the “Wind Quintet.” The ensemble is named after Giovanni Cambini (1746~1825), who composed the first known works for this grouping, published in 1802.

Concerts by the Cambini Quintet draw exclusively from this enjoyable but neglected repertoire, which includes a wealth of superb works from the time of Mozart through to the full flowering of the French and German late-Romantics, revealing the warm sonority and varied tonal textures of the wind quintet.

This programme presents works by Franz Danzi (1763~1826), his second set of wind quintets, op.67. Brimming with joyful melodic inventiveness, these pieces explore the full range of textures and timbres found in this entertaining woodwind ensemble. Artists are Emily Gunson (flute), Esther Lee (oboe), Clare Waters (clarinet), Natalya Czernicziw (bassoon) & Tahlia Denn (French horn).

Join with a small group for chant, silence, meditation and reflection.