Situated in the centre of the greater Newcastle area, we offer a unique ministry of hospitality and creative engagement, with an active involvement in community development, music, the arts and justice making.
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, a fun and messy child-centred Messy Church, relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast, cafe-style live music events at Expresso and contemporary evening worship.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Sunday 12, 19 & 26 August 2018
10.30am in the Memorial Hall
Join us at Messy Church for the month of August as we celebrate the wonderful people in our community and neighbourhood.
Adamstown Church is supporting the development of a four year training program, starting in 2019, to train appropriate people for the ministry of Spiritual Direction. This program will be of interest to people who feel called to accompany others on a spiritual journey to a deeper relationship with God,…Read more
1st Sundays of the month
6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Please bring a simple plate of food to share. All welcome.
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, a fun and messy child-centred Messy Church, relaxed small group gatherings sharing food and stories at Feast, cafe-style live music events at Expresso and contemporary evening worship.
See Worship Service times for more info.
Sunday 12, 19 & 26 August 2018
10.30am in the Memorial Hall
Join us at Messy Church for the month of August as we celebrate the wonderful people in our community and neighbourhood.
Adamstown Church is supporting the development of a four year training program, starting in 2019, to train appropriate people for the ministry of Spiritual Direction. This program will be of interest to people who feel called to accompany others on a spiritual journey to a deeper relationship with God,…Read more
1st Sundays of the month
6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Please bring a simple plate of food to share. All welcome.
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 12, 19 & 26 August 2018
10.30am in the Memorial Hall
Join us at Messy Church for the month of August as we celebrate the wonderful people in our community and neighbourhood.
Note the family communion service at 9am on Sunday 5 August, and join us for lunch at Messy Church Plus on the 26th.
Messy Church is a playful, fun, all-age messy event with lots of singing, dancing, craft, stories and snacks. All welcome.
Adamstown Church is supporting the development of a four year training program, starting in 2019, to train appropriate people for the ministry of Spiritual Direction. This program will be of interest to people who feel called to accompany others on a spiritual journey to a deeper relationship with God, especially those involved in pastoral ministry including Priests, Religious, Ministers, Pastors, Chaplains and Lay people whose ministry is in visitation.
Participants will develop an increasing capacity to listen to others contemplatively at a deep level, noticing the movement towards maturity in their own and other’s lives. On completion of the course a certificate of attainment will be issued which will have validity in the Spiritual Direction field.
Meetings are planned to be held on the first Monday of the month, February to November, at Adamstown Uniting Church 228 Brunker Rd. Adamstown NSW 2289.
The cost will be $850 for the first year, payable in instalments.
For further information Contact Rev Malcolm Drake.
You can download the Prospectus here – Spiritual Director Formation Program Course description 2019
Closing Date for applications: Friday 16th November 2018
1st Sundays of the month
6pm in the Church foyer
FEAST is a shared meal around a big table – for stories, conversation and a shared Communion. Please bring a simple plate of food to share. All welcome.
Remaining 2018 Dates
Lottie Consalvo is a Newcastle based artist whose practice traverses painting, performance, video, photography and sculpture. Her work explores psychological shifts and how time, place and imagery alter our consciousness. Her paintings evoke states of spiritual significance, evoking moments of… read more
Two outstanding Male Voice Choirs – Waratah Male Voice Choir and Sydney Male Voice Choir – in concert. Each with 60 years of tradition in concert singing. Waratah Male Voice Choir has been singing in Newcastle since 1956. Sydney Male… read more
Celebrate 100 years since peace came at the end of World War 1 and Australian servicemen could begin the long journey home. The church Honour Board was erected in honour of the Adamstown men who served and the true story… read more
Lottie Consalvo is a Newcastle based artist whose practice traverses painting, performance, video, photography and sculpture. Her work explores psychological shifts and how time, place and imagery alter our consciousness. Her paintings evoke states of spiritual significance, evoking moments of stillness, the sensation of falling… read more
Two outstanding Male Voice Choirs – Waratah Male Voice Choir and Sydney Male Voice Choir – in concert. Each with 60 years of tradition in concert singing. Waratah Male Voice Choir has been singing in Newcastle since 1956. Sydney Male Voice Choir began in 1913…. read more
Lottie Consalvo is a Newcastle based artist whose practice traverses painting, performance, video, photography and sculpture. Her work explores psychological shifts and how time, place and imagery alter our consciousness. Her paintings evoke states of spiritual significance, evoking moments of stillness, the sensation of falling… read more
Two outstanding Male Voice Choirs – Waratah Male Voice Choir and Sydney Male Voice Choir – in concert. Each with 60 years of tradition in concert singing. Waratah Male Voice Choir has been singing in Newcastle since 1956. Sydney Male Voice Choir began in 1913…. read more
Celebrate 100 years since peace came at the end of World War 1 and Australian servicemen could begin the long journey home. The church Honour Board was erected in honour of the Adamstown men who served and the true story of one such young man,… read more
Maureen O’Brien returns for just one performance of her themed show – ENCORE LADIES – based around the music of Carole King, Carly Simon, and Joni Mitchell. Three legendary female songwriters whose music was a driving force in the rising tide of feminism at the… read more
Braddon Snape is a Newcastle based sculptor who has received wide recognition for his refined approach and use of materials. He has been a finalist in many national competitions and has received a number of important commissions. His current practice is focused on forms made… read more
As we mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, you are invited to Pack Up Your Troubles in your Old Kit Bag and Sing Along to Show Tunes and Songs of Wartime – Keep the Home Fires Burning, Don’t Sit Under 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 –