Welcome

WELCOME TO WESLEY CHURCH!

A friendly community
Biblical teaching and preaching
Classical but contemporary worship with a rich musical ‘menu’
Multicultural community

Sunday January 26th   Australia/Survival Day

11am     Morning Worship                                              Rev Alistair Macrae

6pm      Evening Worship (Holy Communion)     Rev Alistair Macrae

Last Sunday’s Sermon

19th January 2020
Rev Alistair Macrae

Isaiah 62: 1-4, John 1: 29-42 ‘Who gets to name you?’

12th January 2020  

Rev Dr Robyn Whitaker      

The baptism of Jesus      

Address
148 Lonsdale Street,
Melbourne, VICTORIA 3000
(between Russell St and Exhibition St)

Weekly Worship Services

9.15 am    Gospel Hall Cantonese/Mandarin Service
11.00 am  Morning Worship
6.00 pm   Evening Worship

Church Administration Hours
Tuesday              9.30 am – 2.30pm
Wednesday      9.30 am – 1.30 pm
Thursday            9.30 am – 4.00 pm

Some facts about Wesley Church

  • Built in 1858, currently undergoing major restoration works
  • Originally a Wesleyan Church, it became a Methodist Church in the union of 1902, and then part of the Uniting Church in Australia in the union with the Congregational and Presbyterian Churches in 1977.
  • Located in the Central Business District of Melbourne, Australia
  • In 1893, in response to community needs, started what is now Uniting Wesley, a large community services organisation serving the most vulnerable people in our community. https://www.vt.uniting.org/
  • Offering ‘mainstream’ biblical teaching and classical reformed worship
  • A cross-cultural congregation, including people of various Asian and Pacific cultures
  • Wesley Church building is also the home of the Gospel Hall, a Uniting Church congregation with church services in Cantonese, with Mandarin and English translation.

    Uniting Church in Australia

    Wesley Uniting Church is a congregation of the Yarra Yarra Presbytery and the Synod of Victoria and Tasmania.

    Mission Statement

    Wesley Church seeks to serve Christ with the following mission priorities for the coming five years:

    • to provide services of worship, building on our present style, and with a special focus on the ministry of music
    • to continue to welcome, care for and nurture all who share in our worship and congregational life
    • to grow as a cross-cultural and inclusive community, especially welcoming and supporting visitors and international students, while developing our partnership with the Gospel Hall congregation
    • to be a vital centre available to the Uniting Church and ecumenical partners