We’ve called our service Church United as a way of capturing that we believe church should be for all people, regardless of age, culture, background or personal preference.
Our service is family-friendly, and has a contemporary feel with a mix of modern music and well-known classics, led by a small band.
Whilst we would normally love to include our kids as part of our church service at the beginning, we are currently unable to fit them in with our limited capacity (to remain COVID safe).
Our kids program includes both a creche and primary school-aged program. Kids can be signed in from 9am.
After the service, as a COVID safe measure, we’re encouraging people to go ‘deep with a few’ in conversation, and say hello to those around them, rather than mixing and mingling throughout the building as we would like.
We have currently suspended morning tea after the service, but would encourage people to head out for coffee, or invite someone around for lunch after the service.
Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the service to give you time to come in, register your contact details (as per government requirements) and find a seat in the auditorium. Kids can be registered in their program from 8:45am.
You’ll find the entrance to our carpark on Orallo Ave. There are plenty of spaces available to park your car here, or on the neighbouring streets.
Entry to the church building is directly through the carpark – just head towards the large glass doors and into our foyer.
Upon entering the building, our greeters will welcome you, provide you hand sanitiser, and register your contact details.
If you have children, and you would like them to join our kids program, one of our greeters can assist you.
From the foyer, an usher will guide you to an appropriate seat (this helps us meet all COVID-safe requirements for gathering as a church).
The service runs for about 1 hour 15 mins. Kids start separately in their program (they may stay with parents if you prefer).
A typical service includes the following elements:
If you have small children who become unsettled, we have a family-room available (including a baby change table) at the rear-right of the building, should you wish to use it. You can still see and hear everything happening in the service from this room. If you need any assistance, please don’t hesitate to ask.
You are free to wear whatever feels comfortable for you – there is no particular dress code. Those who typically attend this service are dressed across the spectrum from collared shirts, to shorts and t-shirts. Whatever you wear, you needn’t worry about standing out from the crowd.