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Services

We meet for services in the Religious Centre at Monash University's Clayton Campus. Come visit us here:

Religious Centre
38 Exhibition Walk
Monash University
Clayton VIC 3168

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Map showing location of the Religious Centre at 38 Exhibition Walk, Monash University, Clayton Campus

Public transport

From Huntingdale Train Station, walk to the Huntingdale Bus Station and catch routes 601 or 900 to Monash University, Wellington Road. After alighting from the bus, use the red dotted line on the map to find your way to the Religious Centre.

Parking at Monash Uni

Parking is free on weekends, weeknights and public holidays. Use the red dotted line on the map to find your way to the Religious Centre.

Postal Address

Please send all postal mail to:

PO Box 8061
Monash University VIC 3800
Australia

Administrative and Clerical Contacts

Fr. Geoff and the other clergy can be contacted via The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church's Office Secretary, Cheryl.

Office hours are 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday.

Mobile: 0493 758 443

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Blog

The Well, the Witness, and the Worldwide Mission

Fr. Geoff Harvey

May 10, 2026 10:00 AM

In this sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Pascha, Fr. Geoff Harvey reflects on the encounter between Christ and St. Photini at the well of Samaria, drawing together the Gospel of John and the Acts of the Apostles. Under three headings — the well, the witness, and the worldwide mission — he explores how Christ meets us in our weakness, how transformed people naturally proclaim Christ, and how one encounter at a well can overflow into a missionary church that reaches the whole world through the power of multiplication.

Do You Want to Be Healed? A Sermon on the Paralytic at the Sheep Pool

Daniel McInnes

May 3, 2026 10:00 AM

In this sermon for the Fourth Sunday of Pascha, Daniel McInnes reflects on the healing of the paralyzed man at the Sheep Pool and draws contrasts with the apostolic healings in Acts — Aeneas and Tabitha. He explores the Church's primary image as a hospital for souls, the difference between isolation and community, and the call to bear one another's burdens as we approach the feast of Pentecost.

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