New Series — Joy to the World
Advent Series: Joy to the World
Advent has begun — a season that invites us to slow down, take a breath, and remember the true source of our joy. As Christmas approaches, we’re turning our hearts toward the hope, wonder, and beauty found in Jesus, our King.
This December, Kingscross is launching a new teaching series, Joy to the World, where together we’ll journey through the story of Christ’s coming and rediscover the joy that changes everything.
If you’ve been longing for hope…
If you’re searching for joy that lasts…
If you simply need a place to belong this Christmas…
You’re warmly invited!
Christmas Choir Service
- 21 Dec, 4pm - Joy Fulfilled
Note: The Christmas Choir Service will be followed by festive refreshments!
Advent Sunday Services
- 7 Dec, 4pm - Joy Announced
- 14 Dec, 4pm - Joy Experienced
- 28 Dec, 4pm - Joy Eternal
Find us at St Alban's 423 Beaufort St Perth.
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New Series — Joy to the World
Advent is here — a season to slow down and refocus on the true source of our joy. This December, we’re launching our new teaching series, Joy to the World, as we journey through the story of Christ’s coming and rediscover the hope and wonder found in Jesus, our King.
Sunday Table
Join us for Kingscross Sunday Table on November 30 at St Alban’s Highgate — a community dinner where we share food, friendship, and God’s goodness. This month’s theme is Harmony: come dressed in something that reflects your culture and bring a dish to share. Dessert and drinks are provided, and friends are warmly welcome!
The Lord's Prayer
Most of us pray when life feels confusing or out of control — but what if prayer is more than a wish list? In this five-week series, The Lord’s Prayer, we explore how Jesus’ words invite us into something far deeper: a real, honest relationship with God. Each line of the prayer reveals a different side of who God is — a Father who welcomes, provides, forgives, and protects. It’s not about getting the words right; it’s about learning to trust again, to see life through God’s eyes, and to discover that prayer isn’t for the religious — it’s for the human.