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(updated 8 March 2020)
Sunday Church Services
all at 100 Balaclava Rd, Eastwood

8:30am
Prayer Book Service in the church

10am
Combined Morning Tea in the hall

10:30am
All-Age English Service in the church
한국어 예배와 점심 식탁교제 in the Treehouse

11am
Children's programme in the hall
Junior Youth in the Treehouse front room

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6pm
Evening Service in the Treehouse

through the week

English classes for adults

10am Mondays in school term. 98 Balaclava Road, Eastwood. 

$2 each week, includes morning tea. Enrol at class.

Our Buildings and Sites

St George's Church
98-100 Balaclava Rd - our 8:30am Prayer Book and 10:30am English All-Age services are held here on Sundays AND the Hall behind the church is used for morning tea on Sunday and Playcentre through the week
The Treehouse
98-100 Balaclava Rd - our 10:30am Korean congregation and our 6pm evening service meet here PLUS many mid-week activities including English Classes and the quarterly Treehouse Cafe
St Dunstan's
114 Lovell Rd, Eastwood - Friday Night Splash (for K-5) and Vine (for youth from year 6 up) PLUS larger events like holiday clubs and combined services are held here

For Sunday church and many mid-week activities

St George's Church site

100 Balaclava Rd
Eastwood, NSW 2122

For Friday night Splash (kids) and Vine (youth)

St Dunstan's Church site

114 Lovell Rd
Eastwood, NSW 2122

A friend of mine says you need to know just two words: Jesus Christ

Jesus means “God rescues” and Christ is a title which means “God’s ruler” - Jesus’ death on the first Good Friday was God’s rescue from our sin, and Jesus’ resurrection on the first Easter Sunday means God has put him in charge of us all. 

The first Christian sermon concluded: “God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Christ…repent and be baptised every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins” (Acts 2:36-38). Many people changed their lives then, and it's the same for us now.

Why not take our short “Simply Christianity” course or join a small group? Or listen to a sermon here online or in church?