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Revision as of 08:53, 24 August 2006
St Andrew's Anglican Church, Lakemba is the parish church of Lakemba, part of the Diocese of Sydney.
1.Location
It is located at the corner of Quigg and Lakemba Streets, Lakemba.
2.Building
The current church building is made of brick, dating from 1923. [] t has a significant collection of stained glass windows. The original church was a wooden building, later extended to become the parish hall.
3.The Parish
The parish draws members from across the south-west of Sydney, including those of many ethnic backgrounds.
Parish activities include Sunday morning ESL classes, a Mother's Union, a Ladies' Guild and and Adult Fellowship group.
A Family Service in easy English is held at 9.30am on the first Sunday of each month.
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