St. Andrew’s Uniting Church in Sunbury . . .  

. . . is a friendly welcoming congregation and we love to see new faces at our Services, or at any of our groups or activities.  Whether you’re looking for a new spiritual home or are visiting family in the area, you are welcome to join us at any time.  If ‘getting there’ is a problem, or if you’re nervous about attending for the first time, let us know and we can arrange a lift.  When you arrive, there will be someone on duty in the foyer to welcome you.

Our church is conveniently located on the ‘Village Green’ in Sunbury.  This is the popular community grassy area featuring a fountain on the corner which is floodlit in colour at night.  The church land is bounded by O’Shanassy, Brook and Barkly Streets. The driveway entrance to the car park is in Barkly Street near St. Andrew’s Kindergarten.

In 1977, three Australian Christian denominations joined to form the Uniting Church in Australia. After many years of prayerful discernment, the Congregational Union in Australia, the Methodist Church of Australasia and the Presbyterian Church of Australia came together in the hope that they would “bear witness to that unity which is both Christ’s gift and will for the Church”.

The President of the Uniting Church, Rev. Charissa Suli, shares this video message to mark the 48th anniversary of the Uniting Church in Australia on the 22nd June. Rev. Suli also highlights two milestones in the Church this year:  40 years of the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, and 40 years since we declared ourselves a multicultural church.