St Paul’s Canterbury

A CHURCH FOR ALL PEOPLE

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Join us for Church this Sunday at 9:30am for our English or Mongolian Service with Kid’s Church & Creche or 5:00pm.

JESUS

We believe that Jesus is for all people

Every month there’s something new going on! Check out the calendar to see what’s coming up

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Bringing Canterbury and Hurlstone Park together

There’s a lot happening at St Paul’s from Playtime, to Community Pantry, to Bounce and more

Kid’s Church & Creche

Sunday 9:30

Kids aged 0-12 hear from the bible and have fun, alongside our 9:30 service.

English Classes

Sundays 3:00pm

A friendly space to learn English and to practice your conversation skills.

Bounce Kid’s Club

Fridays 5:30pm

Big fun and big truths from the bible! For kids in years 3-5.

Mobile Community Pantry

Every Second Friday 9:30am

Want to stretch the budget further? Grab $60 worth of groceries for $12.

St Paul’s Youth

Fridays 5:30pm

A place to be real, grow in faith and have heaps of fun. Youth in years 6-12.

Playtime at St Matt’s

Mondays 10:00am

Early Learning Activities for 0-5 yrs olds. Craft, Singing, Stories, Friends, Fun

ABOUT ST PAUL’S

Find out more about St Paul’s including our history, staff and property

Planning a visit this Sunday? You can find us at
33 Church St, Canterbury, NSW

 
This is Dan. Dan has recently joined our church as a church planter and will serve as an Assistant Minister at St. Paul’s. For the next six months Dan will focus on getting to know people and building a team to plant a church back in Ashbury.
The Mobile Community Pantry is back at the church this Friday (19 May) at 9:30am 🙂 ⁠ At the pantry you can get $60 worth of groceries for $12 as well as a selection of health and hygiene products for an additional $5.⁠ ⁠ 📧 office@stpaulscanterbury.
This is Fridah. Fridah recently started a new role as our church administrator. She has worked in a range of sectors including transport and logistics, health and education, and for the last 5 years Fridah worked as an administrator for an inner city
Kings come and go. They rise and fall. We see this through the pages of history, and throughout the pages of the Old Testament books of 1 and 2 Samuel. They are masterpieces of literature. They offer a raw and honest examination of the human heart,