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‘The Christian churches of Wonthaggi & Inverloch work together on multiple events & programs throughout the year, making our community a better place!’
The Wonthaggi-Inverloch Inter-Church Council is a collaborative structure formed by the Christian Churches in the Bass Coast area.
(list below is incomplete)
ANGLICAN
St George’s, McBride Ave, Wonthaggi
Church of the Ascension, 4-6 The Crescent, Inverloch
Office: 1-3, Hagelthorn St, Wonthaggi
Graeme Liersch, graemel@basscoastanglican.org.au
Admin@basscoastanglican.org.au
03 5672 5002; 03 5672 4590
BAPTIST
2 Broome Crescent Wonthaggi, VIC 3995
http://www.wonthaggibaptist.org.au/
(03) 5672 4949
office@wonthaggibaptist.org.au
CATHOLIC
St Joseph’s
27 – 29 Dowling St, Wonthaggi
Our Lady Star of The Sea
Scarborough St, Inverloch
SALVATION ARMY
149 McKenzie Street Wonthaggi, VIC 3995
http://www.salvationarmy.org.au/wonthaggi
(03) 5672 1228
corpsofficer.wonthaggi@salvationarmy.org.au
UNITING CHURCH
Inverloch Uniting Church
3-5 Williams Street, Inverloch VIC 3996
https://wonthaggiinverloch.ucavictas.org.au/
Wendy Elson, Minister
0411 092 288, elsonwendy@gmail.com
Bev Phillips, Secretary, 0408 502 707
https://wonthaggiinverloch.ucavictas.org.au/
Facebook page here
https://wonthaggiinverloch.ucavictas.org.au
The Pastoral Care volunteer program is a partnership between Bass Coast Health and Wonthaggi-Inverloch Inter-Church Council.
It aims to minister to the needs of the members of the faith communities it represents, and to reach out in care to those who have a different faith tradition, or no specific religious identity. In this, the Council recognises and values the innate spirituality that is natural for human beings, and seeks to support and accompany each person on his or her unique spiritual journey, especially in times of illness, suffering and death.
The Pastoral Care Coordinator position receives support and guidance from the Pastoral Care Management Committee (PCMC) consisting of two representatives each from the Inter-Church Council and Bass Coast Health and one representative from Spiritual Health Victoria from which a seeding grant to assist in the establishment of the program was received.
Spiritual care at Bass Coast Health is mostly provided by a generous and dedicated team of pastoral care volunteers. Pastoral Care offers a safe setting to explore spiritual and emotional aspects of life, which often come up in times of illness and crisis from an understanding that spirituality is common to all people; it is about meaning and hope in life, connections with yourself, others and the world around us.
03 5671 3179
Treasurer: Lance Perryman, perryman@aanet.com.au