This is a non-Eucharistic Service. The informal structure, complemented by a Service Book and overhead projection of the service, reflects our love for Worship Hymns / Songs, Bible readings, the Word of God and Intercessions, all within the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Occasionally, there is flexibility to adapt the service to include additional talks, possible testimonies and extended intercessions, all within the scope of responding with spiritual discernment to the wind of God’s direction. According to the 73rd chapter of Psalm: “You guide me with your counsel, leading me to a glorious destiny.”

The BASE is a Fresh Expression Parish ministry for Children, Young People and Families (CYPF) to explore their faith relevant to their age. Sunday Worship at “The Base” runs concurrent to the 10:00am Main service on the 3rd Sunday of each month, save for summer months and seasonal changes.

Welcome to our Ash Wednesday Service at St Sebastian’s.

Ash Wednesday marks the first day or start of the season of Lent. Officially named “Day of Ashes,” Ash Wednesday always falls 40 days before Easter (Sundays are not included in the count). Lent is a time when Christians prepare for Easter by observing a period of fasting, repentance, moderation, giving up of sinful habits, and spiritual discipline.

During the service, ash is distributed by lightly rubbing the shape of a cross with ashes onto the foreheads of worshipers. The tradition of tracing a cross on the forehead is meant to identify the faithful with Jesus Christ.

This service is a time join our community in singing, reading and hearing the Word of God.

Welcome to our Ash Wednesday Service at St Sebastian’s.

Ash Wednesday marks the first day or start of the season of Lent. Officially named “Day of Ashes,” Ash Wednesday always falls 40 days before Easter (Sundays are not included in the count). Lent is a time when Christians prepare for Easter by observing a period of fasting, repentance, moderation, giving up of sinful habits, and spiritual discipline.

During the service, ash is distributed by lightly rubbing the shape of a cross with ashes onto the foreheads of worshipers. The tradition of tracing a cross on the forehead is meant to identify the faithful with Jesus Christ.

This service is a time join our community in singing, reading and hearing the Word of God.

This is a Communion Service that follows an adapted Common Worship format. This service, complemented by a Service Book and overhead projection, also features Worship Hymns / Songs, Bible readings, the Word of God, Intercessions and Holy Communion. We are invited to receive the bread and wine. The bread is the body of Christ, broken for us all, and the wine is the blood of Christ, shed for the forgiveness of our sins. We receive the bread and wine in memory of Christ and His sacrifice.

A Holy Communion Service for all ages (Children, Young People and Families) usually led by our Youth Leader on the 1st Sunday of each month. It is an interactive worship of action and movement with singing, a talk and Bible reading that seeks to equally value people of all ages. The Confession and Holy Communion are Incumbent led within the middle of service.

This service is held once a month at 8:00am on a Sunday.

The service follows the Common Worship structure and is supported by the recently refreshed Service Book. The service reflects the community’s love for traditional Liturgy, Bible readings, the Word of God, Reflection, Intercessions, and Holy Communion, all within the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the sacred journey toward the cross. On this night, we remember Jesus’ final meal with his disciples, his command to love one another, and his humble act of washing their feet. Through Scripture and prayer, we are invited to reflect on Christ’s self-giving love and the call to serve others.

This service moves us from light into shadow, preparing our hearts for Good Friday. All are welcome to come, worship, and remember.

Join us on Saturday evening as we gather for the Easter Vigil, a hope-filled service. Beginning in darkness and moving into light, this service tells the story of God’s saving work through Scripture, prayer and song. Together we await the resurrection, celebrating Christ’s victory over sin and death and welcoming the joy of Easter. All are invited to come and experience this powerful service of reflection, renewal, and resurrection hope.

Easter is a celebration of hope, renewal, and new beginnings. This Easter Sunday, join us for powerful worship, an inspiring message, and a reminder that because Jesus lives, hope is alive. Bring your family and friends and experience the joy of resurrection morning with us. All are welcome—come as you are and celebrate the good news with us!