Growing Disciples of Jesus Christ
St Andrew's Roseville
Please join us at one of our services on Sunday
8:30AM
Traditional Service
10:30AM
All-Ages Service
2nd Half Livestreamed
5:00PM
Contemporary Service
Jnr Youth
6:45PM
Young Adults service
Snr Youth
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Join us for church this Sunday
Our regular four Sunday services are at 8.30am, 10.30am, 5pm, and 6.45pm. For those who aren’t able to attend church in person, we’d love for you to join us on our YouTube livestream (10.30am service).
Connect with us on YouTube:
Meet our ministry team, catch up on our sermon series or weekly news videos and so much more …
join a small group:
Each week there are a number of small groups of people who get together, usually in the home of a church member in the local area. We read and discuss the bible, support each other, pray, and have fun! Some groups meet on a weekday and others on a weeknight. They are a great way to learn more about Jesus and get to know others. To find out more or join a group email us at office@standrews.net.au.
Weekly Newsletter
Find out about what’s been happening in the life of St Andrew’s and what is coming up.
This week:
- Read what David has to say about Expository Preaching
- Start Party! Saturday 17th May 6pm. Celebrating the start of our building project. Tickets are available.
- Building a Home April update
- Upcoming bush walk
Easter 2025
Celebrate Easter with us!
Good Friday:
8.30am – traditional communion service
9.30am – morning tea
10.30am – all-ages communion service
Easter Sunday:
8.30am – traditional
10.30am – all-ages with family fun after the service
5pm – contemporary
6.45pm – young adults
Not sure where to begin? Start here.
Checking out a church for the first time can be a daunting step to take. We’re keen to make that first step a little easier – have a look at a few ideas below. If you’re ready, we’d be thrilled to meet you this Sunday at one of our church services.
QUICK LINKS TO HELP FIND YOUR WAY:
Watch our latest video update
The latest update from St Andrew’s Roseville
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land upon which we meet. In his wisdom and love, our heavenly Father entrusted this estate to the stewardship of the Cammeraygal people of the Eora Nation, generations of men and women caring for these waterways, earth, forests and foreshores. We acknowledge this faithful care for country, and pray that God will unite us all in knowledge of His Son, in whom all things were created, in heaven and on earth, whether visible or invisible – for all things have been created through Him and for Him.