St Stephens Uniting Church

St Stephens Uniting Church is located within Sydney’s financial district and combines the best of liturgical and traditional Christian music to make it a place ideal for spiritual experience.

The church’s beginnings can be traced back to 1842 when its first congregation met in a hall located in the renowned Macquarie Hall. Four years later, the congregation moved to Wesleyan Chapel located on Macquarie Street before moving to the independent Chapel located on Pitt Street.

St Stephen’s Uniting Church, Mass Times, Address & Concerts, Sydney

In the years that followed, the church changed before finally entering a new phase in 1977. At this time, the church became the congregation of the Uniting Church in the country. Today, the church has great significance in Sydney’s metropolis. The church actually had Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and the Duke of Edinburgh worship at St Stephens Uniting Church back in 1970.

To experience the serenity and sense of calm at this church, why not book a church tour. The tours are available for groups of 10 people or more, so get in touch with the office beforehand to make plans and payments ahead of the tours.

Alternatively, make plans to attend church services as follows: Sundays at 10am, Tuesdays 1pm, Wednesdays at 8am for Holy Communion, as well as other mid-week activities. The latter include music program sessions, fellowship meetings, and a handcraft group held every third Tuesday of the month.

The church also holds baptisms and weddings, for which interested people must get in touch with the church office.

Keep an eye out for the lunchtime concert programs held every month. This is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and worship.

St Stephens Uniting Church is at 197 Macquarie Street – an easy one kilometre walk from the Sydney CBD. For inquiries, note that the office is only open from Wednesday to Friday.