Born from a desire to bring hope to Sydney’s poorest. St Saviour’s Anglican Church stands as a testament to faith and compassion. Established in 1884 by St Lawrence’s. The church initially served the impoverished residents of South Sydney. This area has long been a haven for the less fortunate. Opposite the church stood the infamous housing commission flats known as “the three sisters” and “suicide towers”. For over a century St Saviour’s offered solace and support to the poor sick unemployed and marginalized. Bank robbers meth addicts and prostitutes found redemption within its walls. The church provided not just spiritual guidance but also practical assistance. Their ministry was not always comfortable. It mirrored the sacrifice of the Good Samaritan. It reflected the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. Today St Saviour’s continues its mission. It serves a diverse community. Affluent professionals now live alongside those it has always served. The question remains Will these new members join a comfortable church or embrace their neighbours in need? St Saviour’s reminds us that true Christianity demands love for all. Regardless of social status or past mistakes. It’s a church that embodies faith hope and love in action. A place where the gospel message is not just spoken but lived. It’s a place where every tribe language and people group are welcome. It invites us to join its community and experience the transformative power of faith. A community that overflows with God’s blessings. Will you partner with them in loving their neighbors? Step inside St Saviour’s and witness a living example of faith hope and love.
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