Our Mission
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Welcome to Holy Trinity Orange
A sign of God’s presence in the city of Orange, NSW for over 150 years,
join us at one of our traditional, reflective or contemporary worship services as we seek to grow, serve and love God in our community and beyond.
From small beginnings, Holy Trinity has a rich history of worship services, mission and community events as an integral part of the Anglican Diocese of Bathurst.
With Bell ringing, Blessing of the Harvest, choir, ALPHA, prayer, studies and fellowship throughout the year, our time together includes fun and friendship.
All are welcome!
There is always something happening, see our regular and special events pages for the latest information.
For more information, please contact us.
Regular Worship Services
Sunday
9am Traditional Service
Wednesday
10:30am Worship Service
THANK YOU for continuing to give to fund the ministry and mission of Holy Trinity Orange Anglican Church.
Please continue your generosity as we seek to introduce people to Jesus across our city.
Please continue your generosity as we seek to introduce people to Jesus across our city.
Upcoming Events-
Baptism Gathering
21st August at 3pm.
(contact the office for more information)
Parish Updates
The Rev'd Sean Heslehurst continues to support Holy Trinity Church in his locum ministry role,
until a permanent minister is appointed.
Please contact the office, 6362 1623, for any pastoral care support should you require.
Holy Trinity News Pew Sheets
Click below to view Weekly Pew Sheet
What's On in Our Community
See below for links and more information
19-21 August 2022 Diocesan Camp
Diocesan Camp Guest Speaker, Mike Raiter.
Click here - Update 1 , here - Update 2 , here- update 3 and here - update 4 Suicide Prevention Workshop
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Sermon by Bishop Mark CalderThis is the final of three sermons exploring the three words of the catch phrase of our diocesan strategic plan: SHARING JESUS for LIFE. What is meant by Sharing Jesus for LIFE? There is a play on words here - or double meaning. We share Jesus so others might know the LIFE we have found in him. And we share Jesus for LIFE, for the Christian is called to life-long discipleship.
Here is the sermon along with the opening and closing prayers and the Bible reading from Ephesians 4:7-16: https://youtu.be/FOz6nSdd8GE Here is the sermon on its own: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wpwlahhtz0lc0pq/Sermon_14_August_only.mp4?dl=0 Now - next week we begin a new sermon series in 1 Samuel. Many of us have not spent a lot of time studying the Old Testament, so we are planning to assist by making reading notes available in the week PRIOR to the sermon being preaching and discussion questions available in the week AFTER. Finally, I trust the strategic plan has inspired you and those in your church to consider what small things may be attempted which will bring something fresh and new to your life together and help you to become a church SHARING JESUS for LIFE! You are invited to a diocesan wide prayer meeting via zoom, to ask the Lord's blessing and help with the plan on Wednesday 24th September at 7.15pm - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84735181829 Mark Bishop Mark Calder p: 02 6331 1722 e: bishop@bathurstanglican.org. au National Grandparent Conference
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Be refreshed, challenged and know God in your life today
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet.
We pay our respect to Elders past, present and future, especially the Aboriginal Christian women who have made such a contribution to their community and this Nation’s history.
We pay our respect to Elders past, present and future, especially the Aboriginal Christian women who have made such a contribution to their community and this Nation’s history.
Let us grow in love together.
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The Church, Memorial Hall and Parish Offices are located at the corner of Anson & Byng Streets. Entry is via Anson Street. Limited parking is available on-site. Orange NSW 2800 |
(02) 6362 1623 0421 684 908 
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