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 a contemporary All Age Celebration from 10am every Sunday, relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast, and cafe-style live music events at Expresso.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Easter week meditations – each evening from Monday 15th to Thursday 18th April at 7pm – the story of Easter through prayer, silence, listening and song.
Good Friday Readings and responses – 19th April at 9am.
Easter Sunday celebration – 21st April at 9.30am (combining both our regular morning services)….Read more
Sunday 5 May 2019 – 6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Our special guest for May is Rev Stuart Asquith – the co-chair of Equal Voice National and Co-convenor of the Equal Voice Anglican Network.
17 – 19 May 2019 at Adamstown UCA
Donna Mulhearn contemplative Pilgrim and Storyteller practices a spirituality of action and contemplation including Christian Meditation, walking Labyrinths, living simply and the odd act of nonviolent civil disobedience! Featured on ABC’s Australian Story program,…Read more
29 – 30 May 2019 at Adamstown UCA
The inspiring Scottish composer and liturgist John Bell from the Iona Community will be holding workshops in Newcastle in May.
Wednesday 29 May – Evening Lecture 7.30pm
‘Faith, Arts & Social Justice’.
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 a contemporary All Age Celebration from 10am every Sunday, relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast, and cafe-style live music events at Expresso.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Easter week meditations – each evening from Monday 15th to Thursday 18th April at 7pm – the story of Easter through prayer, silence, listening and song.
Good Friday Readings and responses – 19th April at 9am.
Easter Sunday celebration – 21st April at 9.30am (combining both our regular morning services)….Read more
Sunday 5 May 2019 – 6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Our special guest for May is Rev Stuart Asquith – the co-chair of Equal Voice National and Co-convenor of the Equal Voice Anglican Network.
17 – 19 May 2019 at Adamstown UCA
Donna Mulhearn contemplative Pilgrim and Storyteller practices a spirituality of action and contemplation including Christian Meditation, walking Labyrinths, living simply and the odd act of nonviolent civil disobedience! Featured on ABC’s Australian Story program,…Read more
29 – 30 May 2019 at Adamstown UCA
The inspiring Scottish composer and liturgist John Bell from the Iona Community will be holding workshops in Newcastle in May.
Wednesday 29 May – Evening Lecture 7.30pm
‘Faith, Arts & Social Justice’.
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.
> See our Easter 2019 Service times
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’.
Easter week meditations – each evening from Monday 15th to Thursday 18th April at 7pm – the story of Easter through prayer, silence, listening and song.
Good Friday Readings and responses – 19th April at 9am.
Easter Sunday celebration – 21st April at 9.30am (combining both our regular morning services).
Sunday 5 May 2019 – 6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Our special guest for May is Rev Stuart Asquith – the co-chair of Equal Voice National and Co-convenor of the Equal Voice Anglican Network.
Equal Voices is a not for profit organisation that seeks an equal place at the table for LGBTIQ+ people in Australian churches and society. He works full time as a Chaplain in the Australian Defence Force and describes this work as one of the most amazing privileges of his life.
Please bring a simple plate of food to share. All welcome.
17 – 19 May 2019 at Adamstown UCA
Donna Mulhearn contemplative Pilgrim and Storyteller practices a spirituality of action and contemplation including Christian Meditation, walking Labyrinths, living simply and the odd act of nonviolent civil disobedience! Featured on ABC’s Australian Story program, her book, Ordinary Courage (2010), recounts her experience as a human shield in Iraq, She is co-creator of Blue Labyrinth Bush Retreat and part of the Australian Christian Meditation Community.
Friday 17 May 7.30pm – Donna Mulhearn will share stories about her human rights work in Iraq and her inner journey from politics to pilgrimage.
Saturday 18 May 10am – 4pm – Practicing Presence – an exploration of contemplative practice including meditation, Labyrinth, creativity, dadirri.
Sunday 19 May 2 – 4pm – Action from Contemplation – resources to sustain social activism and change, avoid burnout and sustain your heart passion.
Book tickets online through Trybooking – www.trybooking.com/BBAKQ
Lake Macquarie Music Society presents – A VIENNESE AFTERNOON TEA – with the Pacific Palm Court Orchestra. An afternoon of elegance & charm. Relive Viennese Cafe Society where people meet, love, and sway to the music. Enjoy the food, drink… read more
Two of Australia’s most adventurous classical musicians, Simone Slattery (violin) and Anthony Albrecht (cello), are touring NSW performing their beautiful multimedia show, Where Song Began. Based on Tim Low’s bestselling book, this performance tells the story of the evolution of song,… read more
The next Sing Along to the Shows will celebrate the pleasure of singing and dancing, with show tunes all about SONG and DANCE! It will also mark the 120th birthday of the great movie dancer, Fred Astaire. The songs will… read more
Lake Macquarie Music Society presents – A VIENNESE AFTERNOON TEA – with the Pacific Palm Court Orchestra. An afternoon of elegance & charm. Relive Viennese Cafe Society where people meet, love, and sway to the music. Enjoy the food, drink champagne, & come dressed for… read more
Two of Australia’s most adventurous classical musicians, Simone Slattery (violin) and Anthony Albrecht (cello), are touring NSW performing their beautiful multimedia show, Where Song Began. Based on Tim Low’s bestselling book, this performance tells the story of the evolution of song, featuring music spanning 300 years,… read more
Lake Macquarie Music Society presents – A VIENNESE AFTERNOON TEA – with the Pacific Palm Court Orchestra. An afternoon of elegance & charm. Relive Viennese Cafe Society where people meet, love, and sway to the music. Enjoy the food, drink champagne, & come dressed for… read more
Two of Australia’s most adventurous classical musicians, Simone Slattery (violin) and Anthony Albrecht (cello), are touring NSW performing their beautiful multimedia show, Where Song Began. Based on Tim Low’s bestselling book, this performance tells the story of the evolution of song, featuring music spanning 300 years,… read more
The next Sing Along to the Shows will celebrate the pleasure of singing and dancing, with show tunes all about SONG and DANCE! It will also mark the 120th birthday of the great movie dancer, Fred Astaire. The songs will include Cheek to Cheek, I… read more
Donna Mulhearn contemplative Pilgrim and Storyteller practices a spirituality of action and contemplation including Christian Meditation, walking Labyrinths, living simply and the odd act of nonviolent civil disobedience! Featured on ABC’s Australian Story program, her book, Ordinary Courage (2010), recounts her experience as a human shield in… read more
All Things New by Will Small – Book Launch party. A night of music, spoken word poetry and stories, with special guests Olivia Wolfe and Roje Ndayambaje. Saturday 25 May 7pm in The Dungeon Entry $10/ $5 students. Books available to purchase $20 About Will… read more
Please come and join us to hear all groups of Newcastle Strings perform pieces including Bartok’s Roumanian Folk Dances, Mancini’s Pink Panther and Barber’s Battaglia. For further information see our Newcastle Strings Facebook page. Tickets available at the door: Adults: $14 / Concession: $8 / Family… read more
The inspiring Scottish composer and liturgist John Bell from the Iona Community will be holding workshops in Newcastle in May. Wednesday 29 May – Evening Lecture 7.30pm ‘Faith, Arts & Social Justice’. Thursday 30 May – A day Seminar. Morning: Music of the Iona Community… read more
An evening of music, stories and crime farce set in the 1940s. Written by local Playwright and Author Maureen O’Brien, delivered with a troupe of 6 players and musicians, all sharing the various voices. Audience participation is encouraged. Although WWII accounted for the first half of the… read more
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 –