We are a congregation of the Uniting Church in Australia that meets across two locations - Bangalow and Byron Bay.
Our vision: We are creating an inclusive, intergenerational community that loves and welcomes everybody.
Most Sundays we have two services. Some weeks our service times change, so make sure you check our calendar for what's happening this week.
9:30am, Byron Bay Uniting Church. All are welcome!
5:00pm, Bangalow Uniting Church. Includes activities for young children.
Songs, stories, and developmentally appropriate activities for children under 6.
Keep up to date with life at Bangalow Byron Bay Uniting Church.
Our mission is to love God and love our neighbours. May our lives bear the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, kindness and more.
Find out what's on in August
Come and join us as we commission Kimberley and Jono Row as our new Children, Youth and Family Pastors.
A free family space during the Billycart Derby with water, sunscreen, and quiet area for families.
Read the latest refections from Reverend Phil.
What can you do today that will bring your body, mind and spirit nourishment, healing and life? Rev Phil explores this through swimming and his love of water.
As a community who values passionate justice, may we take time to reflect on this following the celebrations of NAIDOC Week and may we commit ourselves to walking together into the future in reconciliation, love and justice so that we can be deadly together.
In recent years leaders around the world have made statements based on fear and ‘othering’ to misguide people around immigration, refugees and the presence of various cultures within their societies. Unfortunately, this kind of misinformation and fear-based rhetoric has surfaced here in Australia causing pain, confusion and ultimately the spreading of lies. As an ordained Uniting Church in Australia minister I stand with people around our country who are at this time finding the language of politicians, leaders and the media hurtful and untruthful.
When we think about eternal life why do we always jump to life after death or heaven. What if we reconsider eternal life as more about quality of life than a quantity...a life that starts now in God's presence.