Welcome to

    St Bede's Drummoyne

    We are a diverse, friendly group of people who share an extraordinary hope.

    Looking to Jesus, we face the pressures, questions and joys of life with faith in His forgiveness, wisdom and love.

    Here is a statement of what we believe (PDF)

    If you would like to know more about Jesus and what we believe click here>

    WHERE ARE WE?

    The church is found at the corner of College St & Church St, Drummoyne

    click here for a map

     

    WHEN DO WE MEET?

    We meet at various times and places during the week.

    10am Sunday Morning.
    This is a service of praise, prayer and proclamation of God's Word. We sing a mixture of traditional hymns and contemporary songs. We have a crèche and children’s programme and we always gather for morning tea afterwards.
    We share in the Lord’s Supper on the 3rd Sunday of each month.

    All ages are welcome.

    6.30pm Sunday Evening
    This service is oriented towards youth, but all ages are welcome (and attend!). We meet to pray, hear God's Word and praise Him. The music is contemporary and we gather for supper afterwards.
    We share in the Lord’s Supper on the 4th Sunday of each month.

     Follow the links above to see when men women, youth and small groups meet.

    CONTACT

    The Minister – Rev James Macbeth

    James

    Office Phone: 9181 1653
    Mobile: 0431 617 510
    Email: mjmacbeth@ozemail.com.au

    The church office address is:

    19 College St
    Drummoyne, 2047

 

  

    Aerial Shot of Drummoyne

    So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in him, 

    rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught,

    and overflowing with thankfulness.

    Colossians 2:6,7

    Barbara

    The boys

      Who was Bede?

      The ’Venerable’ Bede was a monk at the Northumbria monastery at Wearmouth, now part of  Sunderland, Great Britain. He is well known as an author and scholar whose best-known work, 'The Ecclesiastical History of the English People' gained him the title 'The father of English history". Bede wrote on many other topics, from music and metrics to Scripture commentaries. He died in 673AD.

      One of the pages from Bede's history(left) and the Bede at work in one of our windows

      St Bede's has a famous rose window created by Alfred Handel.

      Check out http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Rose_windows to see it alongside others from around the globe.