Taree Anglican Church
serving God and the people of Taree, Chatham, Cundletown, and Old Bar

Taree Anglican Parish

Welcome to Taree Anglican

We welcome all who come this way.
May we all experience hope, comfort and peace.

At Taree Anglican Parish we welcome everyone as we gather each Sunday. We come to pray, to worship God, and to break and share the bread of life. We reflect on God's love for us all. We believe this makes a difference in our lives. We trust this difference helps us make a positive contribution in our community.

The clergy of Taree Anglican Parish are listed on the Leadership Team Page. We welcome those who come for Baptism, Marriage and Funerals. We welcome all who join in Worship, or any of the activities in our Parish life.

Ministry Team

Reverend Natalie Quince
Priest-in-Charge

294 Victoria Street,
TAREE NSW 2430

026552 1310

Fr Keith Mascord
Fr Bill Green

Services

SERVICE TIMES

Holy Eucharist
Sunday @ 9.00am
St John's, Taree

Contemporary Service
Sunday @ 5.00pm

Holy Eucharist
Wednesday @ 11.00 am
St John's, Taree

Holy Eucharist
Sunday @ 11.00am
Our Lady of Fatima, Old Bar

Taree Anglican

There are two churches in the Parish where the Anglican community gather.

  • The Parish Church of Saint John the Divine, known as The Blue Cross Church in Victoria Street, Taree
  • The Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Fatima, 18 Hall St, Old Bar

 

 

Blue Cross Shop

43 Manning Street, Taree

Open 10.00 am till 3.00 pm Monday to Friday
and 10.00 am till 2.00pm Saturday

Come in and browse.

They went with haste

nativitySo they went with haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the child lying in the manger.When they saw this, they made known what had been told them about this child; and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds told them.

Luke 2:16-17 – nrsv

Singers of the new song

AugustineOfHippo3Christ gave us the new commandment to love one another as he has loved us. This is the love that renews us, that makes us into new persons, heirs to the new covenant, singers of the “new song”

Saint Augustine (354-430), Bishop of Hippo

The Biripi Nation

We recognize and honour the Biripi Nation, the ancient people who have walked about in this place. St John's Taree is proud of our association with the Biripi and are privileged to minister with and to them.

More information can be found here. http://www.ptlalc.com.au/biripi.htm.

The Biripi Nation on the Mid North Coast, from Camden Haven in the North, to Tuncurry in the South, and westward to Gloucester and Nowendoc. It centres on the Taree area. Biripi people travelled around their country according to the seasons and food sources. With a significant amount of coastal land, the Biripi people recognise the Shark as their totem.

Aboriginal Culture

Indigenous Australians have been understanding and living in Australia for more than 40,000 years. The oldest continuing Culture known to humankind. Other civilisations have been and gone Aboriginal Culture is  still here, and offers knowledge and skills from those ancient times for us. Having survived from the times of mega fauna and great land mass change they have learned and gained the living skills within the natural environment and still are here today. The Biripi are the Ancient people of this place, who listen to the land and the ancient spirits, and this land is etched deep within Biripi hearts.

We have much to learn from each other. Learning and understanding between people leads to friendship and reconciliation.

Designed by Philip Barrington.