We are a welcoming and inclusive community that celebrates the gifts of human diversity, including people of all ages, racial backgrounds, married, divorced, single and diverse gender identities.
Adamstown Uniting Church offers a variety of worship services throughout the month to suit different ages and interests.
We offer a more traditional morning service at 8.45am and Gather-in, a contemporary All Age Celebration from 10am every Sunday, and relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Sunday 29th September 2019 – 2pm
Join us for this lively workshop featuring our Musician in Residence, Heather Price’s latest album of congregational music – ‘Full of the Spirit’. Come and contribute your ideas and leave with hope and inspiration! …Read more
Sunday 13 October 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the Church
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Workshop donation $15/10
Saturday 19th October 2pm – 5pm
“How often have we really been heard in our lives? To be wholly listened to is one of the greatest of affirmations we can receive. It is rare; it is to be recognised, remembered, reminded that we have value, a right to be alive – not for what we do, for what we have done or are going to do, but for who we are, …Read more
Our puddings taste great and do good!
Adamstown Uniting Church is often referred to as ‘The Pudding Church’ because our kitchen has been producing superb gourmet puddings here since 1971. Produced to an old family recipe in a modern commercial kitchen, our puddings are famous for their moist consistency and full flavour. Shop now at the pudding website.
Watch the ABC Compass documentary on the ‘Pudding Church’.
Adamstown Uniting Church offers a variety of worship services throughout the month to suit different ages and interests.
We offer a more traditional morning service at 8.45am and Gather-in, a contemporary All Age Celebration from 10am every Sunday, and relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Sunday 29th September 2019 – 2pm
Join us for this lively workshop featuring our Musician in Residence, Heather Price’s latest album of congregational music – ‘Full of the Spirit’. Come and contribute your ideas and leave with hope and inspiration! …Read more
Sunday 13 October 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the Church
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Workshop donation $15/10
Saturday 19th October 2pm – 5pm
“How often have we really been heard in our lives? To be wholly listened to is one of the greatest of affirmations we can receive. It is rare; it is to be recognised, remembered, reminded that we have value, a right to be alive – not for what we do, for what we have done or are going to do, but for who we are, …Read more
We are a welcoming and inclusive community that celebrates the gifts of human diversity, including people of all ages, racial backgrounds, married, divorced, single and diverse gender identities.
Adamstown Uniting Church offers a variety of worship services throughout the month to suit different ages and interests.
If you’d like to know more about about any of these services please contact the office. You can watch videos and listen to audio from some of our services below.
Our puddings taste great and do good!
Adamstown Uniting Church is often referred to as ‘The Pudding Church’ because our kitchen has been producing superb gourmet puddings here since 1971. Produced to an old family recipe in a modern commercial kitchen, our puddings are famous for their moist consistency and full flavour. Shop now at the pudding website.
Watch the ABC Compass documentary on the ‘Pudding Church’.
Sunday 29th September 2019 – 2pm
Join us for this lively workshop featuring our Musician in Residence, Heather Price’s latest album of congregational music – ‘Full of the Spirit’. Come and contribute your ideas and leave with hope and inspiration!
Singing is a form of communication that predates language, it is a way that animals and humans alike identify as a ‘group’ and it is a very important part of our church life. Yet so many of the songs that we sing within our churches contain outdated language, that make it hard for us to sing out and identify with the messages within the music.
At this special workshop, Heather Price will present a new set of songs for congregational use, with accompaniment from the Adamstown Uniting Church music group. A performance and explanation will be given with each song, and a time will follow for discussion of topics such as ‘what role can music play in our church today’, ‘using new language within congregational music’, ‘what sorts of melodies get us singing out’ and ‘what are the topics we want to be singing about in our churches today’.
$10 entry. Book online. More details and event flier on the arts event page.
Sunday 13 October 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the Church
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Workshop donation $15/10
Saturday 19th October 2pm – 5pm
“How often have we really been heard in our lives? To be wholly listened to is one of the greatest of affirmations we can receive. It is rare; it is to be recognised, remembered, reminded that we have value, a right to be alive – not for what we do, for what we have done or are going to do, but for who we are, becoming the person that we ourselves may have never heard.” (Roger Housden in ‘The Creativity of Listening’)
The workshop will focus on the relationship between one’s own spiritual life and the capacity to listen deeply to people, heart to heart. The first half will concentrate on this relationship. The second half will discuss written conversations and how choices are made on where to ask questions in a pastoral setting. The workshop will be helpful for those who are involved in pastoral ministry and who have experience in listening intentionally to others.
Led by Rev. Malcolm Drake, associate minister at Adamstown UCA, retired psychologist, Spiritual Director and Formator of Directors.
Bookings email info@adamstownuca.org.au or 4957 1887
Costs: $10 at door
Adamstown Uniting Church
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Join us for this lively workshop featuring our Musician in Residence, Heather Price’s latest album of congregational music – ‘Full of the Spirit’. Come and contribute your ideas and leave with hope and inspiration! Singing is a form of communication that predates language, it is… read more
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Join us for this lively workshop featuring our Musician in Residence, Heather Price’s latest album of congregational music – ‘Full of the Spirit’. Come and contribute your ideas and leave with hope and inspiration! Singing is a form of communication that predates language, it is… read more
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Address
228 Brunker Rd Adamstown NSW 2289
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 9.30am to 1.30pm
Phone
(02) 4957 1887
Email
info@adamstownuca.org.au
Address
228 Brunker Rd Adamstown NSW 2289
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 9.30am to 1.30pm
Phone
(02) 4957 1887
Email
info@adamstownuca.org.au
– Our church meets on the traditional lands of the Awabakal people, and we pay our respect to elders both past and present –