St Michael's Uniting Church

17 January Remains of the Day - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Christopher Watson (Tenor) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

24 January "Follow the Songlines: Day of Mourning” with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Max Riebl (Countertenor), Rose Riebl (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

10 January The Beloved Community - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Georgia Wilkinson (Soprano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Epiphany- 3 January Home by another way - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Rhys Boak (Organ)

First Sunday after Christmas - 27 December How the light gets in - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Rhys Boak (Organ)

St Michael's Christmas Gathering - 25 December - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman

Fourth Sunday in Advent - 20 December Hope that Lives in Us - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Megan Reeve (Harp) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Third Sunday in Advent - 13 December “The Courage of Mary” - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music: Zoe Black (Violin), Joe Chindamo (Piano) & Rhys Boak (Organ)

Second Sunday in Advent - 6 December “Preparing a Space” - with Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Music in church: Ceridwen McCooey (Cello), Rose Riebl (Piano) & Rhys, Boak (Organ).

Professor Joseph Camilleri OAM returns to St Michael’s to deliver an innovative workshop into "Navigating Life in the Age of Cyberspace" . The training workshop will touch on new ways of approaching conversation and dialogue in different social settings.

Professor Joseph Camilleri OAM returns to St Michael’s to deliver a series of captivating lectures and an innovative workshop into "Navigating Life in the Age of Cyberspace" . The three lectures will offer new perspectives on life in the "age of cyberspace" and the training workshop will touch on new ways of approaching conversation and dialogue in different social settings.

Professor Joseph Camilleri OAM returns to St Michael’s to deliver three exciting lectures offering a new perspective on how we are travelling in the 21st century. The presentations will combine interviews with guests and conversation across the generations to help us probe the present and reimagine the future.

The show recreates live radio drama with versatile actors stimulating the audience's imagination: doubling roles, creating live sound effects and presenting vintage soap commercials. Agatha Christie is still the world's best selling writer - these plays by were written directly for radio and first produced by the BBC. Dangerously entertaining!

Experience one of Australia most celebrated jazz musicians in the architectural splendour of one of Melbourne’s oldest churches. Jazz ledged, Paul Grabowsky presents a program of contemporary jazz at St Michael’s on Collins. A pianist, composer, arranger and conductor, Paul has performed with jazz luminaries such as Chet Baker, Art Farmer and Johnny Griffin. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear one of the truly great musician of our time. 

Back by popular demand, Professor Joseph Camilleri OAM will present two lectures that will focus on Australia: how we see ourselves and ‘others’, how we understand our place in the world, what kind of future we envisage for ourselves and the Earth.

A unique opportunity to hear two of the world’s most sort after musicians performing in the architectural splendour of St Michael’s Uniting Church in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. Experience a spiritually enriching performance full of cultural insight and uplifting music.