How to give at St Michael's |
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Give Groceries We collect non-perishable groceries weekly to give to the families of Grace Heart Community Church in Highett. We also donate lots of fresh produce in autumn on Harvest Festival Sunday. Please buy a couple of extra items at the supermarket and drop them off in the basket in the foyer on Sundays. In November we collect gift and feminine hygiene items for itsinthebag. Drop them into the pink bin in the foyer! |
Give of Your Time We are always grateful when people step up to be part of our church family. Want to welcome people on Sunday mornings? Deliver groceries to Grace Heart? Work in the garden? There are many possible roles and morning tea is often enjoyed! Please email us to enquire. |
Donate
Ministry in churches is supported by members of our parish and caring friends - and 10% of the offerings we receive is donated annually to mission organisations such as Anglican Overseas Aid and Nungalinya College in Darwin.
You can give by using our Square reader on Sunday mornings. Or you can make a bank transfer into our bank account. Or you can give by clicking the 'donate' button on this page. Thanks so much!
Bank details: BSB 633-000; Acct. 139-566-459
Ministry in churches is supported by members of our parish and caring friends - and 10% of the offerings we receive is donated annually to mission organisations such as Anglican Overseas Aid and Nungalinya College in Darwin.
You can give by using our Square reader on Sunday mornings. Or you can make a bank transfer into our bank account. Or you can give by clicking the 'donate' button on this page. Thanks so much!
Bank details: BSB 633-000; Acct. 139-566-459
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.
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.