Our group provides a warm and welcoming meeting place where men and women who have been diagnosed with cancer, as well as their families and friends, can join with others to build social and emotional support as an essential supplement to medical care.

We meet on the first Friday of each month, commencing at 10.00am in St Clement's Community Hall, 2 Eudunda Street, Stafford. Our services are offered to everyone - patient, relative or friend - FREE of charge.

Each session commences with morning tea followed by a special guest Speaker - a professional person in their particular field. A wide variety of topics are offered with a view to enhancing the quality of life for those who come to the group.

For more information please contact: Nerida Murray 0411 052 292 or Susanne Krause 0401 963 221

Following our 10.00am Eucharist in the church, we gather for our Fellowship Morning Tea in the lower hall. Everyone is welcome to join us (first Thursday of the month).

We hold our Pot Luck Dinner in the lower St Clement’s Hall on the last Friday of each month, starting at 6.30pm.

Anyone is welcome to join us, just bring some food to share - savoury or sweet - and socialise with old and new friends.

The St Clement's Card Players is a social group who meet every fourth Tuesday afternoon of the month in the lower hall. New players are always welcome, and we are happy to teach beginners. We usually play Canasta, 500 and Solo. The entry fee of $3 includes afternoon tea and lucky door.

Everyone is welcome to join us for a fun night of trivia…

$10 per person - TABLES OF 8
must be purchased in advance

Don't have a group of 8? We have some tables set aside for you to join.

TRIVIA STARTS AT 7PM

BYO drinks + food

To register, please contact our Parish Office.

mainly music is a fun, interactive music session for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their parents/caregivers, followed by morning tea. For more information or to register, please contact Carol: mainlymusic@stclements.org.au or phone 3356 4300 (Tues-Fri mornings).

Join us for our final outing for the year when we cross the Brisbane River in the heart of the City a number of times and walk along its winding banks, viewed both at water level and high above!

Many of us don’t visit the city centre very often and most will have never walked some of our iconic bridges. (Please note we cater for those choosing a shorter walk option based at Southbank.)  We park and gather between 1.30pm and 2.00pm at the GUYATT PARK City Cat Stop located off the Fred Schonell Drive at St Lucia on the road to UQ and catch the City Cat down to the stops at Southbank and QUT Gardens - the latter group doing the longer 8km outing walk across the Goodwill Bridge to meet up with those at Southbank for an afternoon tea in the shade of the river side trees adjacent to the City Cat Stop. (An ice cream might also be welcomed here.) All walkers then make their way across the new Neville Bonner Bridge to enter the Queens Wharf precinct and up to the 23rd floor Sky Deck for spectacular views across Brisbane. Even the faint hearted will enjoy this! The main group walks on across to the CBD to cross the Kurilpa Bridge and then the Go Between Bridge for our final stretch along the Milton reach to the City Cat Stop there and our connection back to Guyatt Park, just before dark.

What to Bring? Summer walking gear, rain jacket, afternoon tea to carry, hat and sunscreen, water and GO CARD. Shared transport is encouraged. City Cats and the walk are wheelchair friendly. Register your interest on the back table in the church or text David Murray on 0430 122 453 or email:  davidandnerida@bigpond.com

St Clement’s will be honouring all Fathers, Grandfathers, Great-Grandfathers and Fathers-to-be, this Father’s Day with a BBQ Brunch here at St Clement's, following our regular 8.30am service.

Enquires: office@stclements.org.au

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Come and join us for a cuppa and support the Queensland Cancer Fund on Thursday 6 June after the 10.00am Eucharist service. Remember - WEAR A HAT.

We invite you to come to hear Charles Ringma speak on the theme:

 In the footsteps of Simeon and Anna
(Luke 2: 22-38): a spirituality of hope in a time of ageing and waiting.

 St Clement’s Hall, Stafford - Thursday 9th May - following the 10am Eucharist.

 Charles Ringma is a Franciscan tertiary, an urban and cross-cultural worker,
an academic, and a writer. Thirty of his books are in print, and he has taught in
Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South-East Asia, including Myanmar.

 Read Luke 2:22-38 in preparation for the meeting, and we are encouraged
to bring a journal or just paper and pencils and paints.

Members of AMUA invite you to join them for a morning of reflection this Thursday. The Quiet Morning will commence at 10am in St Clement’s for Eucharist, be followed by a cuppa, then Rev Steven will lead us in a time of reflection. All are welcome to attend.

Ash Wednesday Services being held in St Clement’s Church - 7.00AM & 6.00PM (includes the Imposition of Ashes) to commence the season of Lent. EVERYONE IS WELCOME.

Join us in St Clement’s lower hall on Tuesday 13 February at 6.00pm for our traditional Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner. Please bring along a sweet or savoury filling to share with others. Pancakes will be supplied. Drinks will be available for purchase. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO JOIN US.

The Brisbane Apollo Male Choir was established in 1884 - celebrating 139 years of singing for the enjoyment of audiences throughout Brisbane. The Choir will hold a special Christmas Concert in St Clement’s Church on Saturday, 2 December at 2.00pm.

There will also be a special Parish Christmas Stall held on the day.

For Enquiries, please contact our Parish Office

To book, please go to: https://www.trybooking.com/CNBEP

Everyone is welcome to join us for a Service of Evening Prayer as we celebrate the new ministry of the Rev’d Steven Schwarzrock, as our Rector. Refreshments will be served in the parish hall after the service.

St Clement’s is holding a GARAGE SALE in conjunction with the National Garage Sale Trail.

• BOOKS

• CROCKERY, CUTLERY

• GLASSWARE

• LINEN

• BRIC A BRAC

• JEWELLERY

• CLOTHES

• DVDs / LPs

• SWEETS / CAKES / JAMS / CHUTNEYS

• CHILDREN’S TOYS & BOOKS

• MEN’S SHED PRODUCTS

• AND LOADS MORE!!

Photo by Charisse Kenion on Unsplash

Our branch will hold it Annual General Meeting on Thursday, 12th October, following the 10.00am Eucharist. There will be a delicious morning tea and EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO JOIN US.

Come along to Church on Sunday 8 October… and bring your best friend with you!

We’ll be celebrating St Francis’ Day and offering a special service for all furry, scaly & feathery pets, so please bring them to our 8.00am service for a blessing!

World Day of Prayer Service “Build on a Strong Foundation” being held here at St Clement’s on Friday 5 March, 10.30am (Morning Tea 9.30am)
SPEAKER: Gwen Amankwah-Toa
Prepared by the women of Vanuatu and presented by AMUA Stafford Branch, St Clement’s Anglican Church, Queen of Apostles Catholic Church, St Paul’s Uniting Church and The Salvation Army Corps.
Everyone is welcome - please contact our Parish Office to register.

St Clement’s is holding a FESTIVAL ON THE HILL in conjunction with the National Garage Sale Trail.

• CRAFT

• PLANTS

• CENT AUCTION

• FACE PAINTING

• LOB-A-CHOC

• SWEETS / CAKES / JAMS / CHUTNEYS

• GARAGE SALE

• SAUSAGE SIZZLE / DRINKS

• MORNING TEA… AND LOADS MORE!!

Market Tables are available for rent at https://www.trybooking.com/BBZVW

Join us here in St Clement’s Community Hall for an afternoon of fashion and delicious afternoon tea.

Lovers of Baroque music will be thrilled with a selection of colourful and vivacious works performed by Arioso Chamber Ensemble. The programme will include Henry Purcell’s haunting “Music for a While” and “Fairest Isle”, Vivaldi’s beautiful “Domine Deus” and Handel’s celebratory “Music for the Royal Fireworks”.

Arioso Chamber Ensemble brings together the talents and experience of leading specialists in Baroque performance, Judit Molnar (soprano), Magaret Caley (baroque violin), Belinda Manwaring (baroque cello) and Janet Brewer (harpsichord). Formed in January 2014 for the “Music by the Sea” Festival at Sandgate, they have since performed at many festivals and concert series, including Brisbane City Hall, 4MBS Festival of Classics, Caloundra Fringe Festival, New England Bach Festival, and Robert Channon Winery. The group aims to present high quality engaging performances and workshops with an emphasis on Historically Informed Practice.

Admission cost - $28 (full), $25 (concession) and $7 (school student) - includes afternoon tea.

Bookings are recommended: tickets are available online at: https://www.trybooking.com./BDTNH or at the Door (Eftpos available).

Please join us for afternoon tea at the conclusion of the concert and meet the performers.

For further information please contact St Clement’s Parish Office.

Together with Anglicare SQ, we will hold an information morning concerning Dementia - living with and caring for those affected. There will be opportunities to ask questions.

We will start with morning tea at 10am - everyone is welcome, free of charge.

St Clement’s is holding “Hymns of Fire” - our top 10 favourite hymns and guest performers - on Pentecost Sunday, 9 June beginning at 2.30pm with refreshments.

Join us in St Clement's lower hall for our annual Men's Beer & Prawn Night. Our guest speaker will be (Acting) Chief Superintendent James Haig from the Rural Fire Service QLD Fire & Emergency Services

Tickets $25 per person

Not into prawns / beer? Alternative meals / drinks will be available.

Contact: St Clement's Parish Office - 3356 4300 email: office@stclements.org.au

OR Col Krome - coldell@optusnet.com.au