Get Involved

Here you will find a list of the groups of provide volunteer ministry to the Cathedral.

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Bible studies are a great way to learn about the Christian faith, to grow and live as a Christian, and to share our faith.

Current Study Groups

Sundays 8am & 10am Fellowship Groups

Our Congregational Fellowship Groups will resume on 2 February, after our 8am and 10am services.

From 9 February to 2 March, we will be running two studies after our services. Our 9am study is called ‘Thinking Theologically’ and will run each week except 16 February. Our 11:45am study will explore the theme of Christian hope, and what it means to live without it.

From 9 March to 6 April, we will be running the Hope25 Lenten Study. This will run after both the 8am and 10am services.

All are welcome to join.

Sundays 2.30pm Mandarin Study Group

After the 1.00pm Mandarin Service, we meet in the Barbara Darling Room.
Contact The Revd Canon Robert Vun if you are interested. rvun@stpaulscathedral.org.au

星期日下午2.30中文小组

每个主日下午一点中文崇拜后，我们聚集在 Barbara Darling Room 。
有兴趣者请联络温牧师。rvun@stpaulscathedral.org.au

Saturdays 1pm Farsi-speaking Bible study & knowing Christ sessions

We are a welcoming and growing multicultural community at St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne with refreshing faith in Jesus Christ. You are warmly invited to join us in worshiping the Lord. In the Barbara Darling Room.

خداوند محبت است! او همه مردم را از هر قوم و ملت و زبان می خواند تا از طریق مسیح عیسی به حضورش آمده و محبت او را بچشند.
ما افتخار داریم تا به عنوان فارسی زبانان، خداوند را به زبان فارسی پرستش کنیم.
از شما عزیزان دعوت میکنیم تا در جلسات پرستشی روزهای شنبه در کلیسای جامع پولس رسول ملبورن شرکت کنید.
جلسات پرستشی ما روزهای شنبه ساعت ۱۲:۱۵ میباشد.
بعد از جلسات پرستشی، در محیطی صمیمی و در کنار هم، زمانی را برای دعا و مطالعه کتاب مقدس و یادگیری در مورد ایمان مسیحی می پردازیم.
جهت کسب اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد خدمات به فارسی زبانان لطفاً با ما تماس بگیرید.
مشتاق دیدار شما عزیزان هستیم

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Previous Studies

• Lent 2023 Series: Journeying with Bach’s St John Passion: Six Steps on the Way of the Cross ( February – April)
• Healing God’s Creation Series (May – June 2022)
• The Epistle to the Philippians (Lent 2022)
• The First Epistle of John (February 2022)
• The Book of Ruth (Advent 2021)
• Creation-tide Sermon Series & Bible Study (Oct – Nov 2021)
• Discipleship Sermon Series & Bible Study (Sep – Oct 2021)
• The Book of Revelation (May – June 2021)
• The Epistle to the Ephesians (Oct 2020)

We offer a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere where people feel safe to have a go and practise speaking English. Classes run each Monday for the school terms, beginning on 2 February 2025.

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Thursdays at Two was formed under the name Cathedral Seniors in February 2014 to create an opportunity for members of the congregation to meet for fellowship away from the hustle and bustle of Sunday services. It also provides better pastoral connections with the ministry team.

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Wominjeka – Welcome

St Paul’s Cathedral stands on the sovereign Country of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation; land that was taken, not ceded. We give thanks for their ancestors, and acknowledge the ongoing right and responsibility of their elders to care for this Country. We are committed to work and pray towards a more just settlement for all Indigenous people and pay our respects to First Nations people.

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Each August, St Paul’s Cathedral engages with National Science Week and runs several activities that explore the chosen theme from the perspective of the science-religion interface.

In an increasingly global and secular scientific culture, saturated with technology and the market, the science-faith conversation is at the cutting edge of Christian engagement. Our purpose is to help equip Christians for that engagement.

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There is a variety of support services for people in need across Melbourne and surrounding suburbs. Click the link below for more information about these services

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As Cathedrals and Dioceses across Australia joined St Paul’s Cathedral’s 2014 awareness campaign to fully welcome refugees, the Dean wrote:

Every Monday, young people from overseas come to St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne for a few hours’ English conversation, followed by a shared meal. All of them are new arrivals to Australia. Many of them are refugees. Volunteers from churches across the city teach them English, and help them make sense of their experiences in Australia. Just as important as making them welcome in their new setting, though, is providing a listening ear to their stories.

Read More “Let’s Fully Welcome Refugees”