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.
Join us via Zoom on Thursdays October 15, 22 and 29 for our final exploration of the gospel of Matthew for this year. Log in from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
On August 27, September 3 and 10 at 7.30pm, log on via Zoom to explore the Old Testament book of Ezra with Rev Alan. Set in the 6th century BC, it’s an historical account of the Jewish exiles returning from Babylon and rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem. Join us to learn more.
Stay warm and cosy as you join via Zoom for our next series of studies on two parables unique to Matthew’s gospel. Rev Gielie will lead them on Thursdays July 30 and August 6 from 7.30pm.
Our next online Bible studies will take a long look at the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Mathew, led by Gielie. Log on in time for a 7.30pm start on Thursdays May 21, June 4 and 11 (but not May 28).
We examine the Old Testament book of Micah over three weeks, Thursdays April 16, 23 and 30, via Zoom. Rev Alan will lead the studies so log in from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
On March 5, 12 and 19, we journey through Scripture to prepare for Easter. Rev Gielie invites you to join online via Zoom on Thursday evenings from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
On Thursday, January 29, February 5 and 12, our study of Matthew will focus on listening. Join Rev Gielie via Zoom from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
The Gospel of Matthew is the focus for 2026, so join us for a two-part introduction to this first book of the New Testament. Rev Alan will lead two studies on November 6 and 13 via Zoom. Log in after 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
Join us on October 16 and 23, from 7.15pm, to dig into the Canon of Scripture – why certain books are included and not others – and the Wisdom Literature – found in certain books of the Old Testament. These are stand-alone studies that promise fresh insights into an age-old book.
Join us on September 4, 11 and 18 via Zoom for a series of studies about our world, led by Rev Gielie. Log in from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
On Friday June 19 from 5.30-8pm, families with kids around 10-15 years old are invited to enjoy a barbecue, games and get vital info about how to stay safe online, combat cyber bullying and screen addiction and more. Proudly supported by NSW Police, KYDS, Relationship Australia, Service NSW, Hornsby Girls High and Mission Australia.
On Tuesday, May 26 at 7pm, join an evening forum with Uniting on disability awareness, how to navigate the NDIS and what services and support are available.
Save the date: Wednesday, October 22 from 9.30am to 1pm. At our next community forum, listen to experts from the local Police and Services Australia explain how to spot scams, protect your personal information and stay safe online. Meet representatives from other services such as ID Support NSW and Care Finder to help you stay […]
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 September 26, meet at Pie in the Sky near Cowan at 12pm for lunch. More details from Gill.
On Saturday, August 22 from 12pm, meet together for a picnic lunch at Bidwill’s clearing with a short walk or two to follow. We’re expecting to spot some early spring wildflowers too! The wet-weather backup is lunch at a cafe at Pennant Hills. More details from Liz.
On Saturday, July 25, we view the Archibald, Sulman and Wynne exhibitions at the Art Gallery, followed by lunch at a cafe. Meet on the ground floor near the ticket counter at 10.30am.
Save the dates: on June 26-28, we enjoy our annual winter weekend at Winda Woppa, with great food, energetic walks and sparkling conversation. Details from Di.
On Saturday, May 23, join the Mingles at the new fish market. Mathew recommends travelling there by public transport and meeting outside the venue at 11am, exploring the area together first, and then investigating inside and having lunch.
On Sunday, April 19, view the iconic mid-century masterpiece Harry Seidler designed for his mother, Rose, in nearby Wahroonga. Meeting times and more details from Jeni.
On Saturday, March 28, Mingles plan to visit the Castle Hill branch of the Powerhouse Museum, where there is something to fascinate and enthrall, whatever your preference. Details from Jan.
On Saturday February 28, we begin yet another year with our usual breakfast at a local cafe. Details from Jeni.
Our last meeting for 2025 is an informal Christmas celebration on Saturday evening, November 22, always one of our most well-attended gatherings. Contact Jan for all the details.
Sydney Public Art Walk is a gentle 1.8km footpath stroll in the city, taking in assorted open-air artworks that enrich our built environment. (Forgotten Songs is located in Angel Place.) On Saturday morning, September 27, we’ll catch public transport to the starting point at Barangaroo and stop at a cafe for lunch along the way. […]
On Tuesday, August 11, we travel by train to Hawkesbury River station and cross the road to the Anglers Rest hotel, where we’ll have lunch, with an optional walk along the marina to follow.
On Wednesday, June 10 we’re enjoying a nearby park that is easy to access by train, checking out how the plants look in winter, and having a picnic lunch together. Details and wet-weather alternative arrangements from Sue.
On Tuesday, May 12, we’ll explore this magnificent waterway with the Riverboat Postman, seeing sights and places not accessible by car or on foot. Bookings are essential so contact Ron for information about times and cost.
On Thursday, April 9, we’re hoping to find some autumnal leafiness not too far afield, using public transport as usual. Details from Liz regarding times and what to bring.
On Wednesday March 11, we are planning a train trip to Meadowbank for lunch, followed by a ferry to Barangaroo and return via the Metro. Details from Jeni.
On Tuesday, February 10, we’ll travel by train to Lindfield and enjoy lunch at Runaway Spoon cafe.
On Tuesday, December 9, we’ll catch a train to Woy Woy, toddle across the road to the Bayview Hotel and enjoy lunch together. We’ll also plan for some 2026 outings.
On Wednesday October 8, make one or two very short train trips to Wahroonga and enjoy the spring flowers of this beautifully maintained park, before having morning tea together nearby. Contact Jan for times and details.
Our next Transport Outing To A Lunch is a picnic at Barangaroo Reserve, now 10 years since it was opened. We depart Hornsby station at 10.11am – more details from Jeni.
On Thursday, August 14, travel together by train and ferry, perhaps bus, and enjoy fish & chips with harbour views. Details from Gill.
On Monday February 2, join us for craft and conversation – stitching, knitting, crocheting, quilting and more. BYO lunch. We meet from 12-2pm in the downstairs room during school terms.
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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