St Chad's - Anglican Church

St Chad's Community

Welcomes You

St Chad’s Anglican Church in Fullarton, Adelaide is an inclusive, friendly, open-minded Christian community for all ages. We combine the best of contemporary and traditional approaches to worship and spirituality.

Our Vision

Growing Faith

Building Community

Serving Needs

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Inspiration~ Imagination~ Cooperation

Please click on the 3D view below to take a 360 degree tour of St Chad's, the Hall and  the Community Garden. The Hall can be hired for special celebrations, weddings, interest groups. The Community Garden is an ideal wedding spot for Adelaide brides.

Services

Thursday 

10.30 am Holy Communion with an informal discussion of the following Sunday Gospel reading, followed by morning tea.

Sunday

9.30 am   Holy Communion with hymns, followed by morning tea

• Healing Service on the 4th Sunday of the month

• Morning Tea is provided to catch up and meet newcomers

• 1st Sunday of the month is children focused with a children's story and activity

• 4th Sunday of the month is a Healing Service

Although COVID restrictions have now eased in South Australia, we ask that people continue to exercise care by using the provided hand sanitizer and maintaining some social distancing where possible. We continue to ask that if you are feeling unwell or have flu or cold-like symptons you do not come to church.

All are welcome, we are an inclusive Church and are supportive of the Adelaide LGBTIQ community.

Prayer Points for this Month

Let us pray that St Chad’s continues to be a place of inclusivity, welcome and nourishment to all. 

We pray for the members of the Rainbow network who regularly meet here at St Chad’s church, that they find here a place of acceptance and a place that values the diversity in the human community.

Our Community: We pray for the sick, those who are troubled, and those who are in hospital. We pray for Meriel, Annabel, Kathy, Jenny, Cori, Luna, Helen and Ken, Ray and Joan, Jan, Barry and Tina, Judy, Marie, Sandy, Karel, Brent, Anusha Martin, and his dad Graham.. We also pray for those who are sad, lonely, or separated from family and loved ones.

We pray for the sick, those who are troubled, and those who are in hospital. We pray for Meriel, Annabel, Kathy, Jenny, Cory, Luna, Helen and Ken, Ray, and Joan. We also pray for those who are sad, lonely, or separated from family and loved ones.

Our Nation: We pray for homeless people throughout Australia and for leaders and decision-makers that we might find ways to house all people. We give thanks for the work of Anglicare and all organisations that support those who are struggling. We pray for those throughout Australia who have been affected by serious flooding, especially those whose homes have been inundated.

 Our World: We pray for world leaders that they might always keep concerned for the common good at the centre of all decision-making. We pray particularly that our leaders take seriously the need to care for our environment to assist in halting the growing warming of this planet.    We pray for peace in Ukraine and an end to hostilities in the region.