Anglican Church Hamilton
Ragamuffin Invitation
The Ragamuffin Invitation 5/7/26 Today’s gospel offers an invitation, but it is only to a select group of people. In fact, if you were going...Continue reading→
Attitude of Gratitude
An Attitude of Gratitude I went to school a long time ago, like several decades ago, but some of the teachers are still memorable for...Continue reading→
- To proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom
- To teach, baptise and nurture new believers
- To respond to human need by loving service
- To transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace and reconciliation
- To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth
Our Parish acknowledges the Traditional inhabitants of the lands on which our churches sit. We pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across these lands.
A better understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures develops an enriched appreciation of Australia’s cultural heritage and can lead to reconciliation which is a redemptive act of God understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures develops an enriched appreciation of Australia’s cultural heritage and can lead to reconciliation which is a redemptive act of God


Anglican Church Hamilton
We welcome you to the website for the Anglican Church Hamilton.
The Anglican Parish of Hamilton serves people in the Region of Hamilton, Penshurst, Cavendish, Dunkeld, and Glenthompson, in the South Western Region of the Diocese of Ballarat in Victoria, Australia.
Welcome is a word we use quite often, as people join us for a reason, or a season, and whatever that is, we rejoice to welcome you on the journey as pilgrims together. If you are wondering, you may find the I'm New Page quite helpful and will help you know what to expect. The worship program is set out on the Prayer and Sacrament Page.
The contact details for the Parish are in the footer, and on the Contact Page together with a web based form to send us a message. Contact Page
Please browse our site, for a wide range of information and resources. We welcome all who would visit, or walk with us for some part of the journey.
Many Centres, One Parish
Hamilton is the major centre of the Parish (Anglican Church Hamilton), and details of each centre and a map is on the respective pages, as well as the whole Parish on the Parish overview and a map of the whole parish.
Anglican Church Hamilton

† In Memoriam.
For the souls of the faithful departed especially, . . . .
together with all those we love and see no longer....
Rest eternal grant to them O Lord
and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Easter 4 Reflection
Most of you know that I grew up on a wheat / sheep farm in the Wimmera. With mixed feelings I remember droving sheep with my father and brother. We had to take the sheep to a farm where there was a facility to drench them. The time it took to get there seemed endless....Continue reading→
250 words (more or less) from Fr. David
In the film “The Quest for the Holy Grail” an excited throng bring a woman to their village leader claiming that she is a witch and that she ought to be burnt. Her ‘trial’ goes like this.“How do you know she is a witch?” “She looks like one!”“They dressed me up like this” comes the...Continue reading→
Easter 3 Streaming
-- Sunday Mornings mass will be live streamed from Christ Church Hamilton on the 26th of April at 10:30am Fr. David Oulton droulton72@gmail.com
250 words more or less from Fr. David
It used to be a doorbell, a handshake, a cuppa, a chocolate biscuit and a conversation. Reading the nuances, asking the right question at the right time and knowing when to bask in the silence. This was how I connected. But I do things differently in April 2020. My time is spent pushing buttons on...Continue reading→
Easter 3 Reflection
Easter 3 26th of April. Matthew 28:8 Suddenly Jesus met them and said, ‘Greetings!’ And they came to him, took hold of his feet, and worshipped him. The clutching of the feet is interesting. For one thing it tells us the posture of the disciples.They must have been pretty much prostate on the ground which...Continue reading→
250 words (more or less) from Fr. David
Someone of ‘mature of years’ kindly phoned the other day. They reflected that the millennial generation will speak of ‘pre’ and ‘post Covid19’. They will be able to recollect what life was like before the pandemic, what it was like during and what life is like after.At the moment we haven’t emerged out the other...Continue reading→
A reflection for Easter 2
I’ll call her Kerry. Kerry lived a while back and in a parish many kilometres from here. Kerry had terminal cancer and she was a terrifyingly close in age to me. Kerry didn’t come to church much, but she was always receptive to a visit. The hospitality was generous and the conversation was gregarious. There...Continue reading→
Easter 2 Streaming
Sunday's Mass on the 19th of April, will be streamed at 10:30am from St. Mary's Dunkeld. https://www.facebook.com/AnglicanHamilton
Trust
Princess Matilda is articulate, swift of mind, exquisitely manicured and media savvy. But Matilda has a problem. A vicious pestilence has broken out in her tiny kingdom of 17,000 souls. At the moment the afflicted are small in number, but she is shoulder to cheek with neighbours on every side and this pestilence will not...Continue reading→
Easter Day
The Easter Sundays mass will be streamed from one of the parish churches at 10:30am every Sunday morning. Please click on this link. https://www.facebook.com/AnglicanHamilton


































