Practitioners are invited to this year’s Faith Service for the Judiciary and the Legal Profession at Saint Andrew’s Uniting Church, 299 Ann Street, Brisbane.
The annual event will be held on Thursday, 23 April.
The procession gathers at 9.15am outside of the church and starts at 9.25am, with the service to begin at 9.30am.
The service will be followed by morning tea in the church precinct.
Robes, wigs (long) and decorations should be worn.
Line dancing and sideshow games were popular at the annual event which brought the country to the city late last month.
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Thank you for sharing the invitation! Saint Andrew’s Uniting Church is a beautiful venue, and I appreciate that the service falls on a weekday, making it accessible for some who might not be free on weekends. I’m considering attending on the 23rd.