Welcome to the Surfcoast Anglican Parish
“Let us reimagine our Parish as
Reclaiming Village, Community, Family and Self
through Mission as an act of Communion”
SERVICE TIMES
Sunday - Traditional
Monday - Low Key
Other Resources
St Aidan's Aireys Inlet Anglican in recess
COMMUNITY
St Luke's Op Shop
Mainly Music
Group Meditation
Music at St. Lukes
Grow Free 3231 Aireys Inlet
Social & Craft Group
Mini Fetes
SAP Cycling Team
Surf Coast Camino
Palm Sunday & Easter Week Services
Blue Christmas & Candlelight Christmas
Our parish stretches 27km along the Great Ocean Road, from Torquay, at the eastern boundary to Aireys Inlet in the West. One of the larger parishes in the Diocese of Melbourne
Established in 1994, we are now St Luke’s in Torquay, Church of the Transfiguration in Anglesea and St Aidan’s in Aireys Inlet, and St Luke’s Op Shop, at each centre, people gather to worship God and come together and enjoy life together
The Great Ocean Road is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Victoria, when you visit the region we would be delighted to welcome you
Parish News
Amy's Gran Fondo October 2025
The Surfcoast Parish Cycling Team was represented again at one of the premier cycling events on the calendar – Amy’s Gran Fondo held in Lorne on Sunday 19 October. This year, it was held in conjunction with world cycling’s Gran Fondo championships, with 1000 qualifying riders from around the world starting a couple of hours ahead of 2000 riders in the recreational category.
The Surfcoast Parish Cycling Team label was pinned to the back of Richard Kelly’s jersey and traversed the 122km course in 5 hours and 40 minutes (including a total of 20 mins rest at a couple of food stops), averaging 23 km/h.
It was a fabulous day, with good weather, dry roads and manageable wind conditions. We hope to see more parishioners and associates getting involved in a variety of ways supporting future rides.
On the afternoon before the race, Sharon and Richard joined the official Memorial Service held by the Amy’s Foundation on Lorne Beach for riders killed on our roads, and at 5 pm we hosted a Blessing of The Bikes at All Saints, on behalf of all participants.
From a small beginning, we hope to grow our presence along the coast, from Geelong to Lorne, among the cycling community, in the years ahead.
