Prayer brings answers. We have a prayer meeting on the first Tuesday evening every month between 6.30 pm and 8.00 pm. This is where we earnestly ‘stand in the gap’ for those who need prayer. And I tell you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you (Luke 11:9) If you need prayer please get in touch with us.
We warmly welcome youth to our Youth Service, held on Friday evenings eaach fortnight at 6pm. We mentor them to grow spiritually, choose wisely and reach their full potential in as a young person in Christ. We have organised activities for fun and games and learn about God along the way.
We warmly welcome kids to our Kids Church, running during the school term. Every class is designed with a purpose to help children grow in faith and have fun learning about God. Kids Church takes place during our church services at 10:30 am and 5:30 pm.
Our women’s ministry is forging strong friendships and support for each other in our Christian walks. We encourage women to catch up for a coffee and chat every Wednesdays at 10am. We also meet periodically for dinner, to share testimonies and listen to guest speakers.
Home and hospital visits are a regular part of our pastoral care ministry. All personal concerns are kept confidential. We can also arrange provision of meals for our sick or needy families.
Being a disciple of Christ and his teachings is the foundation of Christianity. He taught that we need to be baptised in water (as He was) to symbolise a cleansing from sin, repentance, rebirth into a new life of faith and to be filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Our men’s ministry meets monthly at 8am on Saturdays for breakfast, fellowship, prayer and Bible study. We focus on how to be a Christian man in today’s world. We are a strong and committed group of mates and brothers in Christ.
We visit the ACT correctional facilities each week to minister to prisoners and to conduct a regular chapel service. This is done by the support we provide through our registred NGO - Yeddung Mura (Good Pathways) Aboriginal Corporation.
Yeddung Mura aims to relieve disadvantages in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community in the ACT and surrounding region. This is done by providing the right support to clients facing court cases, support for employment, housing, hospitalisation and mental health as clients come out of the prisons.