Each week, after our 10.30AM meeting we enjoy morning tea and once a month we have lunch together. After our 5PM meeting, enjoy hanging out for dinner.
You'll soon be enjoying our community, make great friends and feel like part of the family. Say hi to our welcoming team and they'll make sure you're looked after!
In a fallen world, it's comforting to claim God's promise of eternal life with Him, his free gift of grace to all who believe in Christ's name. We hope you'll join us at Wild Street to get to know Jesus for yourself.
If you'd like to know more, join one of our short INTRO:JESUS courses. Or if you would like to find out more about the good news about Jesus, visit Christianity.net.au
1. Do I need to be a believer to come along?
Definitely not. You are welcome to come along just to have a look or to ask the tough questions. But we'd like you to know none of us is perfect and we were all new to church once. We come from all sorts of different backgrounds and have experienced different degrees of brokenness. We continue coming because Jesus offers forgiveness to everyone, the truth stands up to scrutiny and is relevant to our lives, and we appreciate the community.
2. What happens in a Sunday meeting?
We start with singing and hear an engaging talk from the Bible that is relevant to everyday life. We tend to work through a series of messages that follow a book in the Bible. We pray and enjoy more singing. You're welcome to participate as much or as little as you like. Our services last about 75 minutes. Afterwards, you're welcome to stay around to meet people, and enjoy being part of our community. Our coffee's pretty good too.
3. What about my baby, kids or teenagers?
There are lots of kids at Wild Street from babies to teenagers and we welcome all ages in our meetings. We have a parents room for babies, creche for the young ones at both our morning and evening meetings, and safe children's and youth programs at our morning church. Check out the details here. We know sometimes kids settle happily and sometimes they are a bit shy or are out-of-sorts. Be assured kids and youth are valued members of the Wild Street family and we've a team of people to help them feel at home.
4. What about accessibility?
Our church building and hall are wheelchair and pram friendly. There's a drop off parking area in Wild Street next to the church building.
We also provide large print bible readings and outlines.
