Online Bookings Calendar

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

Heidelberg Choral Society
Sharing the joy of singing since 1920.

REHEARSALS

Monday Evenings 7.30pm – 10.00pm
Evans Hall, Warncliffe Road, East Ivanhoe

New members most welcome!
Please contact info@hcs.asn.au

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

In the Evans Hall
For babies 8 -13 months
Magical and fun baby classes where you can spend quality time with your baby, learn ways to promote their learning and development and meet other new parents. Baby Sensory is a multi award winning program, backed by over 35 years of research, designed for babies aged from birth to 13 months. Classes include visual light shows, puppets, magical themes, massage, baby sign languae, sleep and settling techniques and hundreds of different sensory activities.
Baby Sensory classes are now running at the Evans Hall at St Anglican’s Church East Ivanhoe every Tuesday morning. We have classes at 10.30am for 0-8 months, then 11.30am for 8-13 months and 12.30-1.10pm for mix of 0-13 months.
Visit our website or call Zahra on 0401 854 443 to book your place today to experience the magic of Baby Sensory.

Jishukan Ryu is a traditional form of self defence martial arts founded in Japan

A simple ‘said’ service of Holy Communion with a focus on reconciliation and prayers for Ukraine for those looking for a little time out.

A reflection is provided.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

Martial Arts with Ben Bester

The joyous choir of St Georges rehearses on Thursday evenings under the enigmatic direction of Roger Brown Director of Music and Organist and sings, restrictions permitting, on Sundays at 10am and other special occasions.
If you would like to join the choir please email the Parish Office at office@stgeorgeseastivanhoe.org

A yoga and exercise group that meets with Kalinder in the upper hall.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Sunday Morning Prayer in the chapel.

Holy Communion from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A reflection is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred without music early on a Sunday morning.

The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Choral Eucharist from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A sermon is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred with a full choir on a Sunday morning. Refreshments are served afterwards.
The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

Heidelberg Choral Society
Sharing the joy of singing since 1920.

REHEARSALS

Monday Evenings 7.30pm – 10.00pm
Evans Hall, Warncliffe Road, East Ivanhoe

New members most welcome!
Please contact info@hcs.asn.au

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

In the Evans Hall
For babies 8 -13 months
Magical and fun baby classes where you can spend quality time with your baby, learn ways to promote their learning and development and meet other new parents. Baby Sensory is a multi award winning program, backed by over 35 years of research, designed for babies aged from birth to 13 months. Classes include visual light shows, puppets, magical themes, massage, baby sign languae, sleep and settling techniques and hundreds of different sensory activities.
Baby Sensory classes are now running at the Evans Hall at St Anglican’s Church East Ivanhoe every Tuesday morning. We have classes at 10.30am for 0-8 months, then 11.30am for 8-13 months and 12.30-1.10pm for mix of 0-13 months.
Visit our website or call Zahra on 0401 854 443 to book your place today to experience the magic of Baby Sensory.

Jishukan Ryu is a traditional form of self defence martial arts founded in Japan

A simple ‘said’ service of Holy Communion with a focus on reconciliation and prayers for Ukraine for those looking for a little time out.

A reflection is provided.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

Martial Arts with Ben Bester

The joyous choir of St Georges rehearses on Thursday evenings under the enigmatic direction of Roger Brown Director of Music and Organist and sings, restrictions permitting, on Sundays at 10am and other special occasions.
If you would like to join the choir please email the Parish Office at office@stgeorgeseastivanhoe.org

A yoga and exercise group that meets with Kalinder in the upper hall.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Sunday Morning Prayer in the chapel.

Holy Communion from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A reflection is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred without music early on a Sunday morning.

The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Choral Eucharist from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A sermon is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred with a full choir on a Sunday morning. Refreshments are served afterwards.
The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Irish set dancing is all about having fun; dancing in sets of four couples to the infectious rhythms of lively Irish music. You don’t need to have a partner or be an experienced dancer to join in – we are friendly and inclusive – so all you need is enthusiasm!

Enquiries:

Email: Kirsty kirstyjgreenwood@gmail.com

Tel: Kirsty 0434 354 948; or
Rod 03 9497 1793

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

In the Evans Hall
For babies 8 -13 months
Magical and fun baby classes where you can spend quality time with your baby, learn ways to promote their learning and development and meet other new parents. Baby Sensory is a multi award winning program, backed by over 35 years of research, designed for babies aged from birth to 13 months. Classes include visual light shows, puppets, magical themes, massage, baby sign languae, sleep and settling techniques and hundreds of different sensory activities.
Baby Sensory classes are now running at the Evans Hall at St Anglican’s Church East Ivanhoe every Tuesday morning. We have classes at 10.30am for 0-8 months, then 11.30am for 8-13 months and 12.30-1.10pm for mix of 0-13 months.
Visit our website or call Zahra on 0401 854 443 to book your place today to experience the magic of Baby Sensory.

Jishukan Ryu is a traditional form of self defence martial arts founded in Japan

A simple ‘said’ service of Holy Communion with a focus on reconciliation and prayers for Ukraine for those looking for a little time out.

A reflection is provided.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Classes in Traditional Goju Ryu Karate, Self Defense & more for children and adults of almost any age or fitness level
Traditional & practical martial arts for self defence & self improvement.

Telephone: 0403 073 463
Email: kinshinfback@hotmail.com

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

Martial Arts with Ben Bester

The joyous choir of St Georges rehearses on Thursday evenings under the enigmatic direction of Roger Brown Director of Music and Organist and sings, restrictions permitting, on Sundays at 10am and other special occasions.
If you would like to join the choir please email the Parish Office at office@stgeorgeseastivanhoe.org

A yoga and exercise group that meets with Kalinder in the upper hall.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Tap, ballet, jazz, elementary and fusion dance classes with a range of highly qualified teachers.

Visit our website below for full details of classes, faculty and enrolment.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

The much-loved end to the year with the Tudor Choristers inviting you to a heady blend of performance and audience participation music as we process into Christmas.
About the event

We end the year with our Christmas tradition of Sing Nowell! with a blend of choir-only (C) and audience participation (AP) pieces:
(C) – Alilo – Rachuli (Georgian Christmas Song)
(AP) – God Rest You Merry Gentlemen
(C) – William Byrd, This Day Christ was Born
(C) – William Byrd, O Magnum Mysterium
(C) – Thomas Tallis, O Nata Lux
(C) – Michael Praetorius, Es Ist Ein Ros Entsprunge
(C) – Kanon Nouel (Breton Christmas Song)
(C) – Gustav Holst, This Have I Done for My True Love
(AP) – W.G. James, three of his Australian carols (all SATB)
• Carol of the Birds – 1:20 min
• The Three Drovers – 2 min
• The North Wind – 2 min
(C) – Peter Sculthorpe, Morning Song for the Christ Child
(C) – Five Renaissance Spanish Carols from the Cancionero de Upsala
• Rey a quien reyes adoran
• Verbum Caro Factum Es
• Dadme Albricias, hijos d’Eva
• Yo me soy la morenica
• Riu Riu Chiu
(AP) – Ding Dong Merrily on High – 2 min SING ALONG

Sunday Morning Prayer in the chapel.

Holy Communion from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A reflection is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred without music early on a Sunday morning.

The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Choral Eucharist from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A sermon is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred with a full choir on a Sunday morning. Refreshments are served afterwards.
The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

In the Evans Hall
For babies 8 -13 months
Magical and fun baby classes where you can spend quality time with your baby, learn ways to promote their learning and development and meet other new parents. Baby Sensory is a multi award winning program, backed by over 35 years of research, designed for babies aged from birth to 13 months. Classes include visual light shows, puppets, magical themes, massage, baby sign languae, sleep and settling techniques and hundreds of different sensory activities.
Baby Sensory classes are now running at the Evans Hall at St Anglican’s Church East Ivanhoe every Tuesday morning. We have classes at 10.30am for 0-8 months, then 11.30am for 8-13 months and 12.30-1.10pm for mix of 0-13 months.
Visit our website or call Zahra on 0401 854 443 to book your place today to experience the magic of Baby Sensory.

Jishukan Ryu is a traditional form of self defence martial arts founded in Japan

A simple ‘said’ service of Holy Communion with a focus on reconciliation and prayers for Ukraine for those looking for a little time out.

A reflection is provided.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

The joyous choir of St Georges rehearses on Thursday evenings under the enigmatic direction of Roger Brown Director of Music and Organist and sings, restrictions permitting, on Sundays at 10am and other special occasions.
If you would like to join the choir please email the Parish Office at office@stgeorgeseastivanhoe.org

A yoga and exercise group that meets with Kalinder in the upper hall.

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

At our Opportunity Shop we endeavour to resell, recycle or reuse the goods donated to us by our generous local community for the benefit of others.
We are staffed entirely by volunteers drawn from all sections of our community and we are generally open:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 1pm and
Saturday 9.30am – 12.00pm
We are unable to receive the following items:
Car booster seats
Cots (baby’s or children’s)
Electrical goods
Furniture
Helmets (cyclist or motor cyclist)
Mattresses
Prams
Roller Blnds
Strollers
TV’s, computers, DVDs, CDs or players
Water bottles
If you leave these items on our doorstep we have to pay for their removal, which reduces the amount we have to support others.
If you would like to support our Opportunity Shop please call Joan or Mary on 03-9499-5166

Sunday Morning Prayer in the chapel.

Holy Communion from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A reflection is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred without music early on a Sunday morning.

The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Choral Eucharist from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A sermon is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred with a full choir on a Sunday morning. Refreshments are served afterwards.
The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

Sunday Morning Prayer in the chapel.

Holy Communion from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A reflection is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred without music early on a Sunday morning.

The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

Choral Eucharist from A Prayer Book for Australia (APBA).

A sermon is provided.

A service for those looking for something sacred with a full choir on a Sunday morning. Refreshments are served afterwards.
The pew bulletin with readings and notices may be found at the link below.

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au

The U3A Banyule Recorder Group meets in the Upper Hall and welcomes new members.

Telephone: 0418 749 228
Email: info@u3abanyule.org.au