…so that they may be one, as we are one.” John 17:11

This week we mark the 42nd anniversary of the founding of the Uniting Church in Australia, formed with the desire to see Jesus’ prayer fulfilled. What does it mean to “be one as we are one”?

No matter if we are full or peace or chaotic, joyous or in despair, God can meet with us.

This is our regular monthly Eucharist (aka Communion or The Lord’s Supper)

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

Song. Silence. Prayer. Pizza. Join us for our regular Taize prayer.

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

No matter if we are full or peace or chaotic, joyous or in despair, God can meet with us.

This is our regular monthly Eucharist (aka Communion or The Lord’s Supper)

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

Lover, I'm off the streets
I'm gonna go where the bright lights
And the big city meet
With a red guitar, on fire
Desire - U2, Desire

What is your ultimate desire?

Song. Silence. Prayer. Pizza. Join us for our regular Taize prayer.

Everyone has something worthwhile to say. Bring something to share which has made you laugh or cry or otherwise think about God over the last few weeks.

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, the event which completely overturns our understanding of the world in general and God in particular.

A self guided reflective micro-pilgrimage for Good Friday.

“On the night Jesus was betrayed….” we join with Jesus and the community which he loved and continues to love to mark Holy Week. Usually this happens on Thursday, but as we meet on Tuesdays, we will tinker slightly with the tradition

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

A full day Taizé retreat with Br Merric from the Taizé Community in France!

There was a man who had two sons. Luke 15:11

So begins among the most famous of Jesus’ stories. The generous father, the prodigal son, the self-righteous elder brother - it is all very, very, very familiar. But the reason that it is so familiar (almost wearily so) is that it is so central to understanding what Jesus came do, and how God is at work today.

Transformative, engaged community every Tuesday. Deconstruct and reconstruct your faith with us!

No matter if we are full or peace or chaotic, joyous or in despair, God can meet with us.

This is our regular monthly Eucharist (aka Communion or The Lord’s Supper)

We invite you to join us as, through beautiful music, silence, and hearing the word, we are invited into the presence of God.

Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit in the wilderness, where for forty days he was tested by the devil. He ate nothing at all during those days, and when they were over, he was famished. Luke 4:1-2

What does Lent mean for us today?

Join us for our take on the ancient tradition of ashing to start off the season of Lent.

Song. Silence. Prayer. Pizza. Join us for our regular Taize prayer.

Then looking up to heaven, he sighed and said to him, ‘Ephphatha’, that is, ‘Be opened.’ And immediately his ears were opened, his tongue was released, and he spoke plainly. Mark 7:34-35

What would it mean if Jesus said to you: be opened? What is the invitation here, what is the challenge?

Join us for our take on the traditional service of renewing the covenant followed by communion. The question to ask is: what is God inviting you into this year?

Is God’s call on your life more like following a blueprint or being part of a jazz trio?

When Jesus turned and saw them following, he said to them, ‘What are you looking for?’ Jesus asks you precisely the same question today: what are you looking for?

Song. Silence. Prayer. Pizza. Join us for our regular Taize prayer.