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Dubbo Anglican Church
We worship on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri people and we honour and pay our respects to elders past and present
This Weekend’s Teaching
God’s Grace v’s our grumpiness
In this weekend’s bible readings, we consider how God is so gracious and we are often the complete opposite. The reading from Exodus tells of the grumbles of the people of Israel and Matthew’s Gospel of those who complained at the generosity of the landowner in Jesus’ parable. This grumbling is in stark contrast to the wonderful grace that God chooses to show toward us. Paul, on writing to the church in Philippi, celebrated the joy of living in God’s grace, writing of the spiritual truth: “living is Christ and dying is gain”.
God’s Grace v’s our grumpiness
In this weekend’s bible readings, we consider how God is so gracious and we are often the complete opposite. The reading from Exodus tells of the grumbles of the people of Israel and Matthew’s Gospel of those who complained at the generosity of the landowner in Jesus’ parable. This grumbling is in stark contrast to the wonderful grace that God chooses to show toward us. Paul, on writing to the church in Philippi, celebrated the joy of living in God’s grace, writing of the spiritual truth: “living is Christ and dying is gain”.
The parable of the workers in the vineyard. Matthew 20, 1-16.
This weeks Bulletin - click below
| Parish Bulletin 20 Sept 2020 |
Livestreaming our Sunday Services
We are livestreaming both our 8am traditional service and 10am family service this Sunday. They can be viewed through our Facebook Page: Dubbo Anglicans
8am Traditional Service
10am Modern service
We remind you that on the Diocesan Webpage you can access Bishop Mark Calder's services for this week.
8am Traditional Service
10am Modern service
We remind you that on the Diocesan Webpage you can access Bishop Mark Calder's services for this week.
