services

A contemporary gathering with a kids’ program

Dinka Service for those who love South Sudan’s culture and community.

our team

Owen Robson
*Minister-in-charge*

Owen was raised in the picturesque Blue Mountains, west of Sydney. He has recently completed his studies at Moore Theological College in Newtown, and is looking forward to sharing the gospel with the Belmore community. Owen is married to Amy, and they have a young family.
Owen’s day off is Tuesday

Steve Flanagan
Assistant Minister
Steve was raised in Merrylands and has worked as a ‘sparkie’ before becoming a Youth Minister. He has been working as a Youth and Assistant Minister in Belmore parish since 1996. He is married to Carla and has two adult sons. He is a military enthusiast, and has a very notorious alter-ego named ‘Frank’.

Steve’s days off are Wednesday-Saturday

Abraham Dit
Sudanese Pastor
Abraham was born in the Yirol region of South Sudan, and did his Bible College training in Khartoum. He has published a major collection of Dinka Hymns in Sudanese language. He came to Australia via Egypt, and has been the honorary pastor of our Sudanese congregation since 2005. Abraham is married to Sara and has three children.

missionaries we support

CMS - Church Missionary Society

support godly people in long-term cross-cultural gospel mission

Grant & Laura de Villiers - Greenacre

supporting Syrian Refugees, outreach ministry and by providing a fortnightly Anglicare food van

BCA - Bush Church Aid

working in remote and rural communities across Australia to spread the gospel.

our property

history

St Alban’s has been part of our local community for well over 100 years. Since 1888, the Church has gone through three buildings, the first in St Alban’s Road in Kingsgrove (where the government bus depo is) and the other two on the current site on the corner of Canterbury Rd and Victory St. During this time, the Parish has seen branch churches form amongst the local area. It has also been a part of the amalgamations of St. Philip’s McCallum’s Hill, All Saints Redman Estate, St James’ South Canterbury and St Mark’s Clemton Park. This is why St Alban’s Parish is also known as “Belmore with McCallum’s Hill and Clemton Park.”

For over 100 years, the staff and parishioners are thankful to God for the number of years of life and ministry at St. Alban's Belmore. In that time Belmore has grown from a farming area into a popular post-war residential area, and now we see an ever-evolving suburb with a wealth of different cultures, living and working together.

We value being part of this community and serving it with a knowledge of God’s goodness and grace.