Journeying with God as we love and serve the community

Abundant vegetables!

What a picture of growth and healthy food. In the garden you can learn about wicking beds, caring for plants and growing your own vegetables.

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Preparing food from our garden

Sophie worked hard to create beautiful food for the visitors to our garden on Open Garden weekend.

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The final Sunday in the season of Creation

Over the month of October we built this wonderful vision of creation - our world is beautiful, and we were reminded of our role in caring for it.

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Term 4 2019


Christmas Planning

What's happening in our churches in December?


Gulgong Christmas service

in the CWA rooms Gulgong

Sunday 15 December at 2.30 pm 


Carols in the Garden

in our community garden

Sunday 22 December at 6pm

Christmas Day

Mudgee 9.30 am

Rylstone 9.30 am 








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Prayer for others. 

We have a prayer chain - together strengthening our individual prayer - for those who we hear of. If you want to know more, or have a prayer request, please email us here.



 




Community Garden 

  



The times for opening vary with the season. 

Come and enjoy the garden: help planting, tend to the vegetables and fruit trees, eat fresh produce, or simply sit and enjoy. 

There is always someone to talk to, or share with.  

Check out the Facebook page for weekly activity. 

 

There is always something happening!

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Join us to learn, share, eat and enjoy being in the sunshine and the garden. 

FInd Mudgee Uniting Community Garden on Facebook to see what is happening. 

Regular Community Activities

 


The Grapevine

Term 4 2019 issue is now here on the website. 

You can learn about people in our congregations.

You can be inspired by shared ideas and experiences.

And you can find out who is leading worship, who will welcome you and who is preparing morning tea!

Find the Grapevine in the Information tab. 



Crossroads Service
First Sunday of every month:
Mudgee Uniting Church 
6.00 - 8.00 pm
An inclusive  time of worship and fellowship. 

Exploring the Lectionary 
Tuesdays: 
Mudgee Uniting Church 
7.00 - 8.00 pm
Tuesdays:
Rylstone Uniting Church
3.00 - 4.00 pm
Learn more about the readings that guide our worship each week. 

Nitter Natter 
Wednesdays:
2.00 - 4.00 pm
Mudgee Uniting Church
A chance to spend time knitting for charity,
learning to knit,
sharing afternoon tea and
enjoying good company. 
All welcome. 

Rylstone Pop-In Playgroup. 
Wednesday
10.00 - 12.00 Noon
Rylstone Uniting Church Hall.
Chances to meet other parents, share some fun and relax for a while. 

 

Mudgee Playgroup 

Monday

10.00 - 12.00 noon 

Mudgee Uniting Church Hall & Garden 

Children can play, garden, cook and create, whilc their parents meet new friends, share expriences and play too. All welcome! 






  



Mudgee Uniting Church



About our Community


 Who are we?

We are pilgrim people, walking together to discover the wonder of God's love for all of us. 


We worry, feel anxious, have amazing joy in our hearts, bear great sorrow and ask the big questions. 

We feel rushed, too busy, frightened by things happening in the world, and confused by the many mixed messages, the power of social media and the way people are excluded or poorly treated. 

We stand for peace, for love, for open heartedness and justice. 

We are the Uniting Church - a congregation in the community of Mudgee wanting to live as Jesus would have us live. 

Everyone is welcome, and we invite you to join us. 


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Words of Wisdom

“Whoever wishes to be my follower must deny his very self, take up his cross each day, and follow in my steps.”

Luke 9: 23

“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else. ”

C.S. Lewis

“Love will cost you dearly. And it will break your heart. But in the end, it will save the world.”

Sarah Thebarge

“Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies. ”

Mother Theresa