Category Archives: Announcements

GOOD FRIDAY

• 8:30am – Devotional liturgy, Christ Church Swan Hill.
• 11:00am – Stations of the Cross, Monash Ave Park Nyah West.

EASTER DAY

• 6:00am – Ecumenical service (with Holy Communion) at Riverside Park, Nyah (near the boat ramp).
• 9:30am – Holy Communion, Christ Church Swan Hill.
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This year Lenten Studies will be held on Sunday evenings and Wednesdays.

Come and share in the discussion on what the biblical letter of 1st Peter has to teach us as Christians as “Strangers in the world”. The Swan Hill gatherings are being held in the Foyer of the Function Centre (46 Splatt St) at 7:00pm Sundays and 11:15am Wednesdays, or in Nyah West, the combined church group will be at the Uniting Church (Frederick St) at 3:30pm. The groups will meet for the six weeks of lent.

10:30 am on JUNE 5th will be the time and date to celebrate All Saints Nyah West Centenary this year. Bishop Matt will lead us and preach.

A fellowship lunch will be held afterwards at the Nyah, Nyah West Fire Shed – just a short stroll down from the church. We look forward to seeing numerous past attendees of church and even Sunday School “back in the day”, as well as some of the past clergy. If you live locally (Nyah District or Swan Hill) please bring something to share for lunch. If you are travelling just turn up – there will be plenty to go around.

January 30th will be a combined service at 11:00am held at the ULTIMA COMMUNITY HALL.

All are welcome but face masks are required.

We have attempted on a number of occasions over the last two years to hold a combined service either at Nyah West or at Ultima but have been disappointed by lockdowns or restrictions. This occasion will be conducted in a covid-safe manner but there are no limits on how many can attend.

Please bring some lunch for yourself and stay for fellowship and a catch-up after the service.

Congratulations to Cody-Lee and Jordan who were wed on the riverbank at Nyah on Saturday October 30th. As a parish we don’t get many weddings and even less are set among the trees by the river, so for the Rev. Denis Gell it has taken a few years to get the chance to be the celebrant at a wedding. He managed to guide the happy couple through the Anglican rite appropriately interspersed with cultural words and ceremony on the special site for the Wadi Wadi people.