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Our Prayer
Lord, we pray that through our lives and godly living, we may bring people into your presence. May our actions and words reflect your love and grace, guiding others to find faith and peace in you. Amen.
Our Faith
It is not just about the doctrines that we believe, but the way we live them out. It is not simply about the documents, it is about the ethos, or life, of our people.
Our Worship
It is not just about the doctrines we believe, but how we live them out. It’s about more than documents; it’s the ethos and life of our people, reflecting our faith in everyday actions and community.
About Us
The History of the Anglican Parish of Euroa
The Anglican Parish of Euroa, which includes St Paul’s in Euroa, St Andrew’s in Longwood, and St Dunstan’s in Violet Town, has a long-standing history of faith and community engagement.
St Paul’s Church was constructed in 1884, based on Gothic architectural plans, and completed in the same year. It was officially opened in 1885, serving as a central place of worship and community gathering. In the 1920s, following the completion of the Rectory, the parish focused on enhancing the church by adding a Sanctuary and Chancel.
The Anglican Church of St Andrew’s in Longwood has a rich history within the Wangaratta Diocese. Initially part of the Melbourne See, it was transferred to Wangaratta in the 1930s and has faithfully served its community since.
St Dunstan’s Church, built in 1879, has continuously held services since its establishment. A full-time parish priest lives at the Rectory in Euro
Our Parish
St Andrew's Anglican Church
The Anglican Church of Saint Andrew’s in Longwood is an interesting church in the Wangaratta Diocese. Originally part of the Melbourne See, Longwood was transferred to Wangaratta in the 1930 era.
St Paul's Anglican Church, Euroa
The Nave of St Paul’s Anglican Church, Euroa was designed by Terry & Oakden, built by Brewer Bros. and opened in 1885. The central tower, crossing and sanctuary, designed by Louis R Williams, were built 1929-1930
St Dunstans Anglican Church
The Anglican Church of Saint Dunstan in High Street, Violet Town was built in 1879 and services have been held continuously since then. A full time parish priest lives at the Rectory in Euroa and travels to Violet Town.