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AMUA – Anglican Mothers Union Australia

Being light to the people of the Mackay region

AMUA, Mackay Region is part of the Dry Tropics Region of the Diocese of North Queensland and covers the area from Ingham to Carmila and west to Mt Isa. Locally the branches of St Ambrose, Holy Trinity, St Charles and Mary Magdalene (Pioneer Valley), have combined to form AMUA Mackay Region. We welcome anyone who wishes to join this Worldwide organisation of the Anglican Communion. Anglican Mothers Union operates in 83 countries and has over 4 million members. Currently we are participating in a Worldwide project MULOA – Mothers’ Union: Listening, Observing, Acting – in Step with God.

In beginning to explore our theme this year, we looked at the role of Grandparents in today’s society; suicide prevention awareness, and saying “Thank you” to those who were involved in the Pioneer Valley fire emergency.

As an organisation we participate in Christian Education, Worship, International Support Projects, the protection of children and all that supports family life.
Where membership numbers are small, we work with other like-minded organisations.
Members are involved with all areas of Cluster life and the maintenance of worship in Cluster Ministry Centres.

At present AMUA Mackay Region has 36 members with a number who are experiencing health conditions. We look forward to welcoming more of the younger generation, whose life experiences are different and have new insights to offer in support of the Christian Faith and family care.

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COVID-19

The health and safety of our clergy, staff and visitors is paramount.

We will attempt to maintain normal office hours [9am-3pm Mon-Fri]

As such, we ask that if you visit the office
● your hands are clean and you use the hand sanitiser on entering

● you follow the strict rules on compliance of ‘people numbers’ (max of 3 any one time) and practice ‘social distancing’ (1.5 metres)

●if you are experiencing symptoms of fever, cough, or shortness of breath,
please make contact via phone, text or email do not enter this building.

The National Cabinet on the 24th March confirmed that all ‘Places of Worship’ are to be closed immediately. There are exceptions, with qualification, in relation to Weddings and Funerals.

The Cluster is currently implementing a pastoral care network so that we can stay in touch either by phone, text or email with all parishioners. If you have special needs please be in touch with your contact person or contact the Rector directly.

In addition, we are attempting to set up live streaming so that you can see and participate through your computer. Other ministry units across the diocese are also live streaming.  We will place the information on Facebook and email the links  for our services as well as other relevant details.

We will be producing the Beacon each week with some relevant material.

Please stay in touch and pray for one another during this difficult time

For further information contact the Cluster Office
4957 3341