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We’re a church of all ages that is all about proclaiming Jesus Christ to present everyone mature in Him - Sundays 8:30am and 10:30am
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We’re All About Jesus.

We believe that Jesus really lived, really died and really rose again and that God has made an incredible offer to us through him. Because of this, you’ll find us talking about Jesus a lot.

Jesus.

We believe that trusting in Jesus and relying on his death and resurrection is the only way for us to be right with God (John 14:6) and that the whole Christian life is all about trusting, following and keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1-2).

Because of this incredible offer that God has made us through Jesus, we want to grow as followers of Jesus together.

That’s what we’re all about.

Community.

We’re Outward-Looking:  As a church, we want to make Jesus known and to invite others to come with us and follow Jesus.

We believe that Jesus commanded his church to take the good news of Jesus outwards to the end of the Earth (Acts 1:8, Matthew 28:19-20).

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Come to a Service

Each Sunday we meet together for 60 to 90 minutes at either 8:30am or 10:30am to sing a mix of traditional and modern songs, pray, read the Biblelisten to a 25 to 30 minute talk and enjoy morning tea together after the service. If youve got primary school aged kids, they are more than welcome to join us for St. John’s Kids during the second half of the service. Younger children are welcome to join us for St. John’s Toddlers (creche).

Both our 8:30am and 10:30am services are the same and cater for all ages including St. John’s Kids and St. John’s Toddlers.

Sundays 8:30am and 10:30am

Weekly

Corner Geddes and Cranley Streets 

Talks from Sunday

We believe that God has spoken to us through the Bible to show us what he has done for us in Jesus and help us grow as followers of Jesus together. Because of this, every Sunday we read part of the Bible and hear a talk about it.

Have a listen to some recent talks here.

The Authentic King

Passage: Mark 15:16-41

Come Follow the Gentle King

Are you weary and tired? Feeling burdened? Labouring under a heavy load? This week we see from Matthew 11:20-30 how Jesus, the Gentle King who truly reveals the Father, pronounces judgment on those who reject Him but gives real rest to those who come to Him.

Passage: Matthew 11:20-30

See the Messiah

What do we do when we are struggling with doubt? This week we see from Matthew 11:1-19 that in the midst of our doubt, we can come to Jesus and see that He truly is the Messiah, God’s promised king.

Passage: Matthew 11:1-19

Division

True or False? Jesus didn’t come to bring peace, but division. This week we see from Matthew 10:34-42 that Jesus brings division between those who find life by receiving and following Him above all and those who reject Him and face death.

Passage: Matthew 10:34-42

Uncomfortable Situations

When we talk to people about Jesus not everyone is going to welcome you. You may find yourself in some uncomfortable situations. Be Alert. But Don’t be Afraid. Be wise. Be Innocent

Passage: Matthew 10:16-33

Workers for the Harvest

How can ordinary people like us share Jesus with those around us? In fact, why should we? This week we see from Matthew 9:36-10:15 that Jesus equips and sends his disciples to continue his mission of proclaiming and demonstrating the Kingdom of Heaven.

Passage: Matthew 9:36-10:15

Lord of the new kingdom

How can you tell when the world is changing? This week we see from Matthew 9:14-35 that Jesus has come to make things a new, bringing the Kingdom of Heaven and new life for all those who come to him.

Passage: Matthew 9:14-35

The Doctor is In

Why does Jesus describe himself like a doctor? This week we see from Matthew 9:1-13 that Jesus has come to call and forgive sinners, so come to Him.

Passage: Matthew 9:1-13

The Call of the King

What is the focus of your life? This week we see from Matthew 8:18-34 how Jesus’ Ultimate Authority calls for our Ultimate Focus, Ultimate Allegiance and Ultimate Trust.

Passage: Matthew 8:18-34

The Hands of the King are the Hands of a Healer

Where can you put your hope when modern medicine fails? This week we see from Matthew 8:1-17 how we can come to Jesus, the one who has authority and power to heal.

Passage: Matthew 8:1-17