Christ Church, Bundaberg

Christ Church is the mother church of our parish. The first Christ Church was opened in 1876, while the current Christ Church is approaching 100 years of serving the Bundaberg community, with its construction completed and dedication taking place in 1927.

Next to Buss Park and in the heart of the CBD, Christ Church not only provides a central home for worship in Bundaberg, it is also home of a number of ministries that support those in need.

'Cathedral like' with its beautiful stained glass windows, pipe organ, sanctuary, chapels and acoustic qualities, Christ Church is a place of wonder and reflection.

A broad spectrum of worship styles are embraced by the church from Anglo-Catholic organ with hymns to piano or small band with contemporary songs.

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St Peter’s, Bargara

St Peter's is ideally located as you enter the beachside shopping and hotel area of the village of Bargara.

The first recorded service at Bargara dates back to 1894, while the current church building was constructed in the 1950s and consecrated in 1956. It is a quaint weather board building.

Adjacent to the church is the hall which is well utilised by many community groups as well as the parish community.

With many nearby motels and coastal accommodation, tourists regularly pop into the church. The parishioners at St Peter’s will welcome you.

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St John the Divine, Burnett Heads

St John The Divine has been part of the Burnett Heads community for 85 years, with its foundation stone laid on 6 August, 1939. Its unique English Tudor architecture and historical value has been recognised as a Local Heritage Place.

St John's is an ideal center for quiet days and retreats. A small, but very warm and welcoming congregation will greet you at St John the Divine. Many holiday makers at the local caravan park are regulars each year, coming back each year to join the friends they have made at the church.

Find out more about services at St John The Divine here.

We acknowledge the First Nations People of the land on which we meet, pray and celebrate God’s love.  We honour them for their continued spiritual connection to and caring for the land, skies, waterways and culture across Australia.  We pay respect to their Elders past and we ask for blessings on those who share the land now, that we will all walk together into a future in Christ.