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.
Sunday 4 August 6pm
An Ecumenical Service remembering 74 years
Dr Daryl Le Cornu has over 30 years experience teaching Modern History and Legal Studies. Daryl has developed a passion for teaching about human rights, the United Nations, nuclear disarmament, international law and global governance. …Read more
Sunday 11 August 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the hall
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Workshop donation $15/10…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 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.
Sunday 4 August 6pm
An Ecumenical Service remembering 74 years
Dr Daryl Le Cornu has over 30 years experience teaching Modern History and Legal Studies. Daryl has developed a passion for teaching about human rights, the United Nations, nuclear disarmament, international law and global governance. …Read more
Sunday 11 August 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the hall
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Workshop donation $15/10…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 4 August 6pm
An Ecumenical Service remembering 74 years
Dr Daryl Le Cornu has over 30 years experience teaching Modern History and Legal Studies. Daryl has developed a passion for teaching about human rights, the United Nations, nuclear disarmament, international law and global governance. Daryl has been involved with the United Nations Association of Australia (UNAA), serving two years as Vice President. He is currently a member of the Board of ICAN Australia (the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons), and President of the World Citizens Association of Australia (WCAA).
Organised by Christians for Peace.
Refreshments to follow the service.
Sunday 11 August 2019
3pm – 4.30pm Workshop in the hall
4.30pm Tea & Coffee
5pm Service in the spirit of Taize in the Church
Experience the harmony and healing of song and silence in community. Trish Watts will lead a workshop to learn the songs of Taize followed by afternoon tea. Workshop donation $15/10
Band lineup for our next Lo-Fi gig: Shrimp / The Grogans (Melb) / Loons / Boots Porter (solo) / Doors open 7pm $10 entry. More event info at: facebook.com/lofi.dungeon Lo-Fi is a collective of musicians working together to cater to… read more
An afternoon of classical music brought to you by 12 young performers on a range of instruments. Sunday 28 July 2019 2.30pm – 4.30pm Adamstown Uniting Church Entry by donation at the door.
This concert features Sax Blue and Lake Macquarie Winds battling it out to capture your hearts and minds. You will be treated to a great afternoons music as these two groups do their best to take you to the next… read more
Band lineup for our next Lo-Fi gig: Shrimp / The Grogans (Melb) / Loons / Boots Porter (solo) / Doors open 7pm $10 entry. More event info at: facebook.com/lofi.dungeon Lo-Fi is a collective of musicians working together to cater to the all ages music scene… read more
An afternoon of classical music brought to you by 12 young performers on a range of instruments. Sunday 28 July 2019 2.30pm – 4.30pm Adamstown Uniting Church Entry by donation at the door.
Band lineup for our next Lo-Fi gig: Shrimp / The Grogans (Melb) / Loons / Boots Porter (solo) / Doors open 7pm $10 entry. More event info at: facebook.com/lofi.dungeon Lo-Fi is a collective of musicians working together to cater to the all ages music scene… read more
An afternoon of classical music brought to you by 12 young performers on a range of instruments. Sunday 28 July 2019 2.30pm – 4.30pm Adamstown Uniting Church Entry by donation at the door.
This concert features Sax Blue and Lake Macquarie Winds battling it out to capture your hearts and minds. You will be treated to a great afternoons music as these two groups do their best to take you to the next level of enjoyment. You will… read more
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts with Genevieve Dickson (mezzo soprano) and Ross Fiddes (piano). Rising star, mezzo-soprano Genevieve Dickson, joins composer and pianist Ross Fiddes in a concert which includes the delightful songs of novelist Henry Handel Richardson, Ross Fiddes and… read more
Part of the 2019 Newcastle Music Festival – the Dungeon Big Band and all the hits of the Swing Era! Dungeon Big Band presents a compendium of Jazz Giants – focusing on the great big bands of the 20th Century. Tunes include Sing, Sing, Sing… read more
Twilight Musical Dialogues have become an exciting feature of Newcastle music, and this concert will be no exception. Guest soprano Miriam Allan, flautist Sally Walker and pianist Christopher Allan join forces in an eclectic program. Music from the Bach, Mendelssohn, Schumann and Mozart families will… read more
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts with Sarah Dockrill (soprano), Genevieve Dickson (mezzo-soprano), Martin Buckingham (tenor) & Erin Sweetman (piano). High Tea with bubbles, opera favourites and delicacies! Hear Genevieve Dickson (mezzo), Martin Buckingham (tenor), Sarah Dockrill (soprano) and Erin Sweetman (piano)… read more
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts. Festival Artist-in-Residence, soprano Miriam Allan, joins the Muffatt Collective in songs of the baroque era. Matt Greco, Anton Baba, Rafael Font-Viera and Anthony Abouhamad make up the Muffatt Collective, united by their love of historically informed… 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 –