St Jude's Anglican Church Carlton

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Who is St Jude's Anglican Church Carlton?

St Jude's is an Evangelical Anglican church in Carlton, Melbourne. Founded in 1866 by St John's parish in La Trobe Street, it occupies a Gothic Revival building in polychrome brick and stone, designed by architect Joseph Reed and listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The church now has several communities: in Carlton (2 Keppel Street), in Parkville, and on the Carlton housing estate. On Sundays, services include 10am, 4pm and, for students, 6pm.

What marks it out: a long-standing ministry to students and inner-city families, programs for children and young people, and a variety of communities within a single neighbourhood. Its sermons are preached in English, summarized here in French, and available in English and Japanese on the site. Efficient Church summarizes a selection of its sermons on this page: key points, Bible verses and a link to each original video.

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Frequently asked questions about St Jude's Anglican Church Carlton

What is the history of St Jude's Carlton?

The church was founded in 1866 by St John's parish in La Trobe Street, and its first vicar, Charles Stuart Perry, served from 1868 to 1887. It developed a ministry to students from the 1950s onward.

Where is St Jude's Carlton located?

In Carlton, north of central Melbourne: the historic building is at 351 Lygon Street, and the Carlton campus is at 2 Keppel Street. A community also meets in Parkville (170 The Avenue).

When is the service and how can I follow it online?

In Carlton, on Sundays at 10am (with kids and youth programs), 4pm and 6pm (UniChurch). The 10am service is livestreamed on YouTube, and sermons are also on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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