Our Thursday Zoom Bible studies resume on August 7, 14 and 21 from 7.30pm. During these standalone sessions, led by Alan, we’ll explore who the possible writer was, when it was written and for whom, as well as why women feature so prominently.
People following Jesus and God’s call to live with love, grace and hope and to serve our community.
Our 9.30am Sunday worship services are varied in format with a mix of contemporary Christian music and hymns. They are live-streamed and available to view online via YouTube later as well for those who are unable to join us in person for any reason. Morning tea and a time of fellowship in the hall follow the service.
See our latest worship services recorded on Youtube.
Our Thursday Zoom Bible studies resume on August 7, 14 and 21 from 7.30pm. During these standalone sessions, led by Alan, we’ll explore who the possible writer was, when it was written and for whom, as well as why women feature so prominently.
On Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15 and 22, meet up from 7.15pm via Zoom for explorations of these two pastoral letters from Paul. Although written for a different audience and era, they contain timeless teachings that are just as fresh and relevant today. For the Zoom link, contact Rev Gielie.
As we journey through the weeks of Lent leading up to Easter, join us for three special Bible studies on Thursdays, March 13, 20 and 27, led by Rev Alan. Log in via Zoom for a 7.30pm start.
To kick off 2025, Alan will lead three studies from Genesis on the Call of Abram. On Thursdays, February 13, 20 and 27, log in via Zoom from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
Groups meet on selected Thursday evenings (via Zoom) for short series of studies, which are themed around seasons such as Advent, Lent and Pentecost, a book of the Bible or a selected topic. As each study stands alone, as well as being part of a series, participants can attend as they’re able. New members are […]
Join us on Saturday, August 9, 9am-1pm to learn more about Walking the Way, Discerning Spirit, Telling Truth and Collective Healing. This free event will be led by Kenzie Ling, a proud indigenous woman with a Theology masters, giving unique insights into walking together with First Nations peoples. Morning tea provided.
Key changes are coming in July 2025. Join us to find out about the upcoming changes, what government support is available and how to register. On Wednesday, May 28 from 10.30am-1.15pm at Thornleigh Hillcrest Uniting Church, hear expert speakers, get practical information and enjoy tea and nibbles. No RSVP needed, just turn up! For enquiries, […]
To empower people with information that’s relevant to them, we hold forums open to everyone, with expert guest speakers and resources available. Topics include aspects of parenting, ageing, housing and technology.
A diverse group of people who enjoy photography, we respond to a monthly theme or topic and present photos for display in the hall. We also meet a few times a year to see exhibitions or hone our skills together.
On Saturday, July 26, the Mingles are planning a visit to the Australian Reptile Park at Somersby. More details from Jan.
June 27-29 is our annual winter weekend at Winda Woppa. Wear warm woolies, go on wild walks and enjoy wonderful food and company. Reserve your spot with Di.
On Saturday, May 24, the Mingles plan to visit the AGNSW to view the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman exhibitions, with lunch at a cafe as well. Contact Ann for more details close to the date.
On Saturday, April 26, explore Australia’s oldest river crossing and surroundings, with lunch of course! More details from Anna and Mathew.
On Saturday, March 22, we visit a re-purposed treasure of our harbour, where industry is replaced by recreation, with a fascinating history of past uses. Details from Jeni.
On Saturday, February 22, the Mingles will enjoy breakfast together at a local cafe. Further details from Jeni.
On Saturday, January 25 from 5.30pm, Mingles will meet to enjoy finger food and fellowship, with a little time set aside to plan the activities for 2025. More details from Liz.
Usually meeting on the fourth Saturday of the month, Mingles go on bushwalks, visit gardens, meet at a café for breakfast, gather around a firepit, enjoy restaurant meals, have a winter weekend away and more. Adults of all ages are embraced.
On Thursday, August 14, travel together by train and ferry, perhaps bus, and enjoy fish & chips with harbour views. Details from Gill.
On Wednesday, July 9, enjoy a scenic trip by train to Brooklyn before lunching on fish and chips. If the weather is kind, a stroll along the waterfront and around the headland is optional. Details from Sue and Brian.
On Tuesday, June 10, we travel by train to Town Hall and walk to the National Maritime Museum at Pyrmont, where there are some exhibitions to enjoy, interspersed with lunch of course. Further details from Jeni.
On Wednesday May 14, join a magical, mystery tour to and around Parramatta by bus. Contact Jan for all the details. Transport Outing To A Lunch is open to anyone who’d like a relaxing weekday out each month in the area served by local public transport.
On Wednesday, April 9, we visit Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens to view Botanica – the Art of Disguise and Deception, with lunch to follow. Details from Sue and Brian.
Tuesday March 11 is our first Transport Outing To A Lunch. After a pleasant train trip to Woy Woy and a short ferry ride, we’ll share lunch together at Davistown RSL. More details from Liz N – bookings are essential.
Enjoy a relaxing day out midweek! TOTAL (Transport Outing To A Lunch) meets on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday of the second week of the month, and apart from having lunch, we might view an exhibition, savour a scenic journey or explore new environs on foot.
Meeting from 12-2pm in the downstairs youth room during school terms, crafters chat and stitch, knit, crochet or tinker. Learn a new skill, get expert help with something that’s not working or just enjoy the company!
Providing a social outlet for older men from the church and community on most Monday mornings, the group chats over morning tea, with wide-ranging topics and points of view explored.
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