Everybody, absolutely everybody
is welcome ​to be part of our church 
Worship at St John's Port Fairy August 2, 2020
The most common miracle in the gospels, the miracle of loaves and fish.
Please copy and paste the link                           https://youtu.be/jgur9tSmOHo
Join our Family Worship and sing along with the songs.
Pentecost 7, July 19, at St John's Pt Fairy
Please copy and paste the link.   https://youtu.be/wLdm2luWAhI
                                             Worship with the covid-19 rules
  • The covid 19 rules enable us to have both Sunday and Wednesday worship, with a maximum of 20 people plus those taking the service. 
  • Weekday worship in St John's Chapel is on Wednesdays at 10-30 am and we are to accomodate visitors within the legal limit. Please come and join us - we will sign you in when you arrive.  
  • Sunday worship has recommenced but we are not able to accomodate visitors until the restrictions ease.  
June 21. Family Service worship with our very own band. St John's Port Fairy
Please copy and past the link.  https://youtu.be/1A5UqoswO8k
[We ran into a technical issue with the recording microphone  - just sing louder and you will be fine] 
To see the Easter Day service please go to 
 https://youtu.be/-Z5eKMGcT5g
To see the Good Friday service in St John's Port Fairy, ​please go to 
https://youtu.be/APyt5iOhmDQ
The Folk Festival candle lit concert at St John's. One of many, many Folkie concerts in the church over the Folkie weekend. 
February Jazz Worship. St John's Church was chockablock with 330 people. 205 people took Communion, every note was sung with great enthusiasm, the volume was amazing, 'Shirazz' was phenomenal, the Uniting Church minister celebrated the Eucharist, the Anglican priest preached and the Catholic priest read the gospel. Some people even listened to the sermon! The next such Jazz worship will be at next year's Jazz Festival. 
Our Strawberry Fete was a great success. It has been going since 1905 and is a major point of contact with the community! Here are a few photos 
St John's is also an important concert venue for Port Fairy
The candle lit concert at the Folkie
The picture above: Messy Church, damper with jam. Yum.  
The annual Flower Festival 

St John's Port Fairy, built in 1856
Barclay St/ Regent St 

Visitors are welcome to come in to admire this slice of Port Fairy's history,
take photos, sit quietly  or say a prayer.

Open from about 9-00 am to about 1 hour before sunset, daily