St Mary in the Valley
We are a welcoming Anglican community devoted to Jesus, growing in faith and living for others.
St Mary in the Valley is the South Tuggeranong Parish of the
2026 Services
World Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer is 6th March 2026 A Service will be held at SMiV at 11am. This is a Bible Society initiative where prayer is focused on a county.
Nigeria is the prayer focus for 2026.
SMiV AGM Sunday 29 March at Calwell after the Palm Sunday Service
Sundays 8am and 10am Holy Communion at Calwell
4th Sunday of the month 11.30am Holy Communion St Edmund’s, Tharwa
EASTER SERVICES (See poster on Events page)
PALM SUNDAY 9.00am Combined Service at Calwell, Sunday 29 March
SMiV AGM Sunday 29 March at Calwell after Palm Sunday Service
HOLY WEEK
Tuesday 31st March and Wednesday 1st April 7.30pm Holy Communion at Calwell
Maundy Thursday 2nd April 7.30pm Holy Communion and Foot Washing at Calwell
Good Friday 3rd April 10am Commemoration at Calwell
Easter Sunday 5th April (end of daylight saving) 6.00am New Fire with Holy Communion at Calwell
10.00am Holy Communion at Calwell
Regular Sunday Services
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Sunday at 8am
This service is for early risers and those who prefer a smaller, quieter setting. It is centred around the preaching of God's word and Holy Communion. Morning tea and fellowship is enjoyed afterwards.
Note that a combined communion service is held at 9am on the fifth Sunday of the month.
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Sunday at 10am
This is our main Sunday morning service. It is centred around the preaching of God's word and Holy Communion. Separate Ministry for Children is run concurrently and the service concludes with morning tea and fellowship.
Refer to the note about the combined service, below 8am.
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St Edmund’s, Tharwa 11.30am
This service is held on the fourth Sunday of the month.
This service of Holy Communion is held at the historic St Edmund’s Church in Tharwa.
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Style of worship at SMIV
At SMIV we use traditional Anglican liturgy during our Communion services. This helps us to focus with reverence on what we are experiencing, doing and saying. At the same time, we don’t rely excessively on rituals and symbolism experienced at more ‘formal’ churches. Christians from a range of backgrounds have commented how they feel comfortable and able to worship fully with us.
“The LORD is good to those whose hope is in him, to the one who seeks him; it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the LORD.”
Lamentations 3 : 25-26

