Please join us for Sunday's service
​at 10am.
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Playgroup meets in the school term
​at 10am on Tuesdays. Watch here
​for our start date in Feb. 2026
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Playgroup Info

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​Questions? Try our FAQs!

FAQ

St Michael's is a welcoming church community that's part of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne. This is a safe place to worship. We warmly welcome visitors from our Beaumaris community and beyond - people of all abilities, all cultural backgrounds, all ages and all faiths. We adhere to strict diocesan and government guidelines for child and adult safety.

Read more about our commitment to safe ministry, child safety and our compliance with diocesan and Victorian government child safe standards - click the buttons!

Safe Ministry

Stmt of commitment

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Acknowledgement of Country
We recognise the Bunurong people of the Kulin nation as the traditional owners and custodians of the lands on which we meet and acknowledge their continuing connection to their land, waterways and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. We pray that in the power of the Holy Spirit we might all work together for reconciliation and justice in this nation.

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​Our services
​You are warmly invited to join us! ​
Sundays: 10am Communion
​Thurs: 9.30am Morning Prayer

Morning Prayer will recommence in the first week of February, Thursday 5 February, in the Gleadell Rm.

​Catch Us on YouTube!
Go to our YouTube channel to watch a video of our Sunday sermons. Hear our vicar, Wayne Walters, or one of our engaging guest speakers.

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Our vicar

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  Rev Wayne Walters

Wayne's Words
This is the last weekly update until the church office reopens again at the end of January.
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A weekly reflection from our vicar, Rev. Wayne Walters. 
Christmas 2025: ​Pondering the Power of Christmas
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Or read it in our online newsletter.
​To read previous reflections click here.
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Email Wayne
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This Week's Prayer

Prayer in time of bushfire
 
All things look to you, O Lord,
to give them their food in due season:
look in mercy on your people,
and hear our prayer for those whose lives and possessions have been destroyed by fire.
In your mercy restore your creation and heal our land.
So guide and bless your people
that we may enjoy the fruits of the earth and give you thanks with grateful hearts, through our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
 
From A Prayer Book for Australia ©1995 Anglican Church of Australia Trust Corporation

Prayer for National Mourning

God of peace, we bring you our grief for the people who died in the tragedy at Bondi Beach.
May their memory be a blessing.
Comfort their families, friends and communities
with your gentle compassion.
 
God of peace, we bring you our shock that such violence could be planned and carried out in Australia.
Call us to plan and act for peace, weaving connections with our neighbours of every language, religion, race and culture.
 
God of peace, we bring your our shame for our past failures to speak up in the face of hate and bigotry.
Give us the will to speak, and the words to say, to build a society where cruelty is silenced, and kindness and hospitality are songs for everyone. 
 
God of peace, we bring you our fear of the shadows of war, greed, poverty and injustice that loom in our news feeds every day.
Banish our fear with your great love, and give us courage to shine as lights in the world.
 
God of peace, we bring you our desire for answers to the problems this tragedy has revealed in our society. 
May the official enquiries and questions be marked by humility and honesty.
Make us creative partners in helping to heal this nation.
 
God of peace, we bring you our faith
that not even death can separate us from your love, and that your grace is always enough for us.
Refresh our trust in your goodness, and show us where you are working for healing in the world.
 
God of peace, we bring you our hope
that in Christ you will bring us, with all your holy people, through death to resurrection life with him.
Keep us steady on our journey. 
Amen.
from Rev. Dr. E. J. Smith, Perth, WA

We meet on Tuesdays in 2026 in the school term from ​10am-12pm. 
​Everyone welcome - new members too! Please bring a snack and water bottle for your child - we will have morning tea for grown ups. 
More info here.
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NEWSLETTERS
Email the church office to be added to our weekly email newsletter. Or read our newsletter online here.
Closed in January:
The church office will reopen on Tuesday 27 January 2026.
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For Kids
Print out our Christmas activity sheet for your primary schooler here.
We'll update these activity sheets again when the church office reopens at the end of January.