Everybody, absolutely everybody
is welcome ​to be part of our church 
May 31 Pentecost Sunday Worship
Our video worship will be ready to watch from Sunday breakfast time onwards.
As always, you can see the words so that you can join in the hymns and the prayers.
And our 1908 pipe organ sounds as magnificent as ever.
The link is
https://youtu.be/naMUgSXLzh8
                                             Worship from June 2020
  • The covid 19 rules from the beginning of June 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 has recomenced on Wednesdays at 10-30 am and from June 3 we should be able to accomodate visitors within the legal limit. Visitors, numbers are not an issue for this service and you are very welcome. 
  • Sunday worship recommences on June 7 but we will not be able to accomodate visitors until the rules change.  
May 24  Celebrating Ascension Day
watch the video of our worship and join in the singing and the prayers if you wish or sit back and enyoy - the words are on the screen
Please copy and paste     https://youtu.be/kOuLR2wxO_g
May 17 Family Service
​'A quick look at St Paul'. See the video service, with our very own band. 
​Please copy and paste  ​https://youtu.be/PcxGWFWVZNY
May 10 worship in St John's Port Fairy.
'A few comments on Saint Stephen.' 
Please copy and past the link to join the worship
https://youtu.be/TyCqjWTOda0
May 3 Worship in St John's 'Good Shepherd' Sunday:just copy and paste
https://youtu.be/Fhk1EQsVO6k
April 26th Worship in St John's. 'The road to Emmaus' 
https://youtu.be/TyCqjWTOda0​
April 19, our '3rd Sunday of the month' Family Worship in St John's Port Fairy. Please go to: 
https://youtu.be/t1EJrIrAX1Y
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