Our Activities

Sunday School 

Sundays from 9:25 am during term time Children meet in age-grouped classes from 4 years through young adulthood, spending an hour learning from the Bible together before joining the adults for the Memorial Service at 11:00 am.

Sharing the Word Presentation 

Sundays at 7:00pm (4:00 pm during cooler months). Our Sharing the Word Presentation is aimed at anyone interested in exploring what the Bible teaches. Each week features a different topic drawn from Scripture, presented in many different formats. Refreshments are provided, and everyone is welcome.

Bible Class 

Wednesdays at 7:30 pm Our midweek Bible Class is usually in the format of a presentation or two followed by discussion. We take an in-depth look at a range of Bible topics from Genesis to Revelation.

Youth Group 

Saturdays at 7:30 pm Young people aged 13 and up gather Saturday evenings in our members' homes for Bible-based studies and activities in a safe, God-focused environment.

Throughout the year we also host study weeks, special preaching efforts, and other events. Check the This Week section on the home page for what is coming up.

What to Expect on a Sunday Morning

Our 11:00 am Memorial Service is the focal point of our week. It centres on the simple ceremony instituted by the Lord Jesus on the night before his crucifixion, when he instructed his disciples to remember him by sharing bread and wine together. The bread is a symbol of Jesus' body, and the wine is symbolic of his blood shed on the cross. In sharing them, we proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.

Our worship is simple and Bible-based. We sing hymns of praise, read from both the Old and New Testaments, pray together, and listen to an exhortation, which is a Bible-based talk designed to encourage us in our Christian walk. The service runs for about an hour and a quarter.

Partaking in the bread and wine is for baptised members of the Christadelphian fellowship. If you are visiting, we warmly invite you to observe and reflect during this part of the service.

Order of Service 

• Hymn, Prayer

• Old Testament Reading

• New Testament Reading

• Hymn

• Exhortation

• Bread and Wine

• Hymn

• Announcements

• Final Hymn

• Closing Prayer

A few practical notes: there is no formal dress code, families with children are very welcome, and if you have any questions please feel free to speak with one of our members at any time.