Welcome to the website of the 
Anglican Parish of Numurkah-Nathalia
Hi! Great that you have found our website come on in and browse around. Some pages are still being developed so bookmark this page and come back often.
Take a look at the “What’s On” tab for upcoming events
Parish visits Holy Trinity Rochester Sunday 29th April – fabulous day
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Mission Dinner “Exotic Foods of Ethiopia”
Friday 7pm 11 May St George’s Hamon Parish Centre
$25 Bookings Bev 5862 3515
Raising funds for Diocesan Ethiopia Project
Mission Sunday 13 May
bring in your “Brown Jars”
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The Parish of Numurkah/Nathalia is located on the Broken Creek, North Central plains in the State of Victoria, Australia. The Parish has congregations in the townships of Numurkah, Nathalia, and Barmah and district of Wakiti Creek. Established 120 years ago we offer worship in the Anglo-Catholic tradition based on a liberal-progressive understanding of the Christian faith.
Our Vision: To be a joyous, worshipping, accepting, loving community of caring people.
Our Mission: To joyously proclaim God’s love for all, with compassionate outreach to those in need.
Inside this site you can look around at the four centers which make up the Parish of Numurkah-Nathalia, find a service you might like to attend and be assured of a warm welcome. We hope you will find this site useful – leave a comment if you feel inclined.
Our “What’s on” button takes you to forthcoming events and opportunities for participate in the life of the parish. Here you will find dates and times and places of events that are planned.
“Events” reviews some of the activities that have already happened.
“Strategic Plan” provides an overview of our strategic directions for ministry.
“Education” will lead to the Faith Enhancement program that is being offered including seasonal studies and ongoing themes.
“Parish Groups” lists the opportunities for involvement in ongoing parish life.
Click on the “Contact” for addresses, phones, email, fax.
What an informative website – congratulations. Our Church is looking into ways of engaging with the community on this level too, so thanks for the example .
The flood service this evening was very effective in supplying support and comfort for those of our community inconvenienced by the calamity, and for those who had worked tirelessly during the inundation. Thank you, Fr. Kim.