Kids, like everyone else, are part of the church family and welcome in our church services.

At 8am we have a space at the rear of the church for families to mind more active children while still hearing the service.
At 9:30am, we see our gathering in two parts. The whole Family of God (all ages!) gathers to participate in singing, reading the bible, prayer, and often a special focus for the first 30mins. We then separate for age focussed teaching, with the children going out to our Sunday School (Mac4Kids – for pre-school and school age children), and adults remaining for a sermon. There is a room where parents with infants and toddlers can entertain them whilst still participating in the service.
At 11:30am, the whole family begins in the church. After a special families spot, children can go out to MAC4Kids, a Sunday School for pre-school and school aged children, and teens to Korean Youth – all conducted in English. There are some couches at the rear of the church for parents with infants and toddlers.

Our 6:00pm service doesn’t have a children’s program, but the lounge area to the side of the building is available for parents to use.

We know a first visit to church can be a bit daunting or confusing. So here’s what to expect…

• We’ll say hello when you arrive, after the service, and sometimes there’s an informal welcome time in the meeting.
• We’ll sing, usually four or five Christian songs during the service. Sing along or just listen.
• We’ll pray. Some prayers are in a book or on the screen; others are led from the front. Just listen in; you don’t have to pray out loud.
• We’ll hear updates on church news and upcoming events. There’s a newsletter, too.
• We’ll hear some passages from the Bible read.
• We’ll listen to a Bible talk (about 25 minutes).
• We’ll enjoy refreshments after church. 8:00am and 9:30am offers morning tea, and 11:30am offers lunch each week. 6pm has Supper, and has dinner once a month.

We’d love you to join us one Sunday.

Please wear whatever you feel comfortable in. (For instance, jeans and a shirt would be great.) We’re a mixed group of young and old, workers, retirees, professionals, students, families and so on.

We can’t think of a better place for you to learn about Jesus. Let us know where you’re up to in your exploration. No one will be pushy; we’re delighted to help. Leaders are happy to offer resources or meet with you. You may like to join a Simply Christianity course, or even a small Bible study group. Just ask. You won’t need to be familiar with the Bible to participate in our meetings. We have Bibles in the seats, and readers will give you page numbers for the readings. Nobody is going to be offended if you ask honest questions or raise issues (whatever they might be). And if you just want to attend for a while and find your feet, that’s great, too.

Our 11:30am service is conducted in Korean. Our 8:00am, 9:30am and 6:00pm services are in English. If you find we speak too quickly, please let us know. We have some Mandarin or Cantonese speakers who can assist, and perhaps you might like to join a small group using easier English. We don’t want you to miss the great truths about Jesus!

If you’re visiting, not you! We don’t ask visitors to contribute financially; please feel no obligation to do so. The majority of our income is voluntary contributions by church members (via a collection during the service or by electronic banking). Our main expenses are staff costs and building maintenance. We also encourage members to give to Christian mission agencies. We don’t receive any direct financial support from the wider Anglican church.