Experiencing and sharing the transforming love of Jesus Christ
During the twentieth century, Port Macquarie grew from a sleepy little seaside village into a thriving city of many thousands of people. The local Uniting Church Congregation has grown and adapted with these changes and now, in the twenty-first century, occupies the large Uniting Church complex on the corner of Sherwood Road and the Oxley Highway.
The Congregation still also maintains the historic Wesley Chapel building (the old Methodist Church building) in Horton Street, Port Macquarie, as an important link with the past.
Coronavirus impacts
Currently there are no physical worship or other gatherings. We still connect in other ways.
Resources on how to handle this pandemic are available on the National Assembly and NSW/ACT Synod websites.
See also relevant posts on Presbytery News and Synod News.
Video of online worship will be available for around a week following the service.
Most recent: Sunday 24 May
Service Times
Sherwood Road Worship Centre
Sunday Services:
Due to the ban on large gatherings recently introduced by the Commonwealth government as part of our country's measures to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, services will be cancelled. Alternative options are currently being investigated.
Further information will be provided in the near future.
Horton Street Historic Chapel
Sunday Services:
Due to the ban on large gatherings recently introduced by the Commonwealth government as part of our country's measures to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, services will be cancelled. Alternative options are currently being investigated.
Further information will be provided in the near future
Upcoming Events
Port Macquarie is part of the Mid North Coast Presbytery - its website provides resources and further information about the Uniting Church in Australia.