Join us each Sunday in the run down to Christmas this year as we consider, in his own words, why Jesus came. We will examine four different texts from John’s gospel where Jesus explains what his mission to earth was all about, and why it brings joy to the world.

When asked about the end of the age, Jesus warns against jumping to conclusions. He does however, give us a repeated command: "Keep watch!” Join us in-person or online this Sunday as we decipher what this means for us today. 

Jesus goes on the offensive this Sunday with a dire warning about the religious leaders of his day who ‘devour widows’ houses’. Then in stark contrast, he points to a humble widow as an example of true faithfulness. Come ready to have your world turned upside down!  

What is the greatest commandment? Join us this Sunday at 10am to hear Jesus answer that question in a way that will challenge us all. Also, don’t forget to bring $10 for our special fundraising lunch featuring ‘completos’- Chilean-style loaded hot-dogs.  

When a blind beggar on the street hears Jesus is coming his way, he stops at nothing to encounter the One who has the power to heal and liberate. Join us this Sunday at 10am to discover how we too can find life by tossing aside the worldly trinkets we cling to.  

When James and John come to Jesus with an audacious request in Mark chapter 10, they get a challenge from Jesus that up-ends their understanding of power, honour and acclaim. Join us this Sunday at 10am to discover the key to true greatness.  

Join us on Sunday as Susan Russell, a regional chaplaincy coordinator with Uniting, speaks on Isaiah’s call, and encouraging us to consider volunteering at our local aged-care establishments visiting residents. She will also bring with her our new local aged-care chaplain, Sanchita Dayal, to meet us. 

Following Jesus has never been a 'solo sport’. Join us in-person or online this Sunday as we conclude our journey through Paul’s letter to the Colossians and learn the importance of finding our place within the body of Christ that we call the church.