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The old St Stephen’s Anglican Church at Quakers Hill was in existence since the 1920’s, linked at various times to larger nearby parishes such as Riverstone Anglican Church and Doonside Anglican Church.Quakers Hill became a separate entity in 1991 under the leadership of the Rev Stuart Robinson. Services were initially held in St Stephen’s church a small brick church building located on Douglas Road Quakers HIll.
As part of the Vision For Growth programme, the Anglican Church obtained a site located centrally to a huge new housing development. Services were held in a demountable building until the present worship centre was completed and opened in August 1993. A building adjacent to the church provides extra space for meetings and a range of children’s activities.Quakers Hill Anglican Church has experimented with a number of strategies aimed at reaching people in the community and teaching them to follow Jesus. These have included services at various times during the week, and one held in a nearby school hall.
As part of a new area, Quakers Hill Angican Church has seen a relatively high turnover of church members and ministry staff. The founding minister, Stuart Robinson, moved to a ministry position overseas at the end of 1997 and Rev Dane Courtney became the minister-in-charge during 1998.
In recognition of the church’s programs and financial stability, its ‘Provisional’ status ceased and it was reclassified as a Parish from the beginning of 2002, allowing QHAC to take a full part in the life of the Diocese of Sydney.
The church has become well known for the enthusiastic participation of its members, its contemporary style of services, and its willingness to try different ways of communicating the unchanging message of God’s grace in Jesus Christ. Reverend Geoff Bates took over the ministry from Rev Dane Courtney in 2008
In 2009 a small church plant meeting in the Blacktown Leisure Centre at Stanhope Gardens was added to the network of churches under the leadership of Steve Reimer.
The Church ventured into multicultural ministry at the beginning of 2009 with the formation of a South Sudanese service conducted in the dinka language and again in 2012 when the Filipino Anglican Church Sydney relocated to the Quakers Hill Centre.
2012 also saw the launch of a brand new Saturday night family service.
In 2012 the Anglican Diocese of Sydney purchased land in Stanhope Gardens to become the future home of the Stanhope Ministry Center.
At the end of 2012, Riverstone Anglican Church joined the network of churches that was to become Life Anglican Church.
In 2013 our church embraced the now diverse and multilocation ministries and moved away from it’s previously “Location Based Name”.
Quakers Hill Anglican Church changed it’s name to Life Anglican Church.
As part of the Vision For Growth programme, the Anglican Church obtained a site located centrally to a huge new housing development. Services were held in a demountable building until the present worship centre was completed and opened in August 1993. A building adjacent to the church provides extra space for meetings and a range of children’s activities.Quakers Hill Anglican Church has experimented with a number of strategies aimed at reaching people in the community and teaching them to follow Jesus. These have included services at various times during the week, and one held in a nearby school hall.
As part of a new area, Quakers Hill Angican Church has seen a relatively high turnover of church members and ministry staff. The founding minister, Stuart Robinson, moved to a ministry position overseas at the end of 1997 and Rev Dane Courtney became the minister-in-charge during 1998.
The church has become well known for the enthusiastic participation of its members, its contemporary style of services, and its willingness to try different ways of communicating the unchanging message of God’s grace in Jesus Christ. Reverend Geoff Bates took over the ministry from Rev Dane Courtney in 2008
In 2009 a small church plant meeting in the Blacktown Leisure Centre at Stanhope Gardens was added to the network of churches under the leadership of Steve Reimer.
The Church ventured into multicultural ministry at the beginning of 2009 with the formation of a South Sudanese service conducted in the dinka language and again in 2012 when the Filipino Anglican Church Sydney relocated to the Quakers Hill Centre.
2012 also saw the launch of a brand new Saturday night family service.
In 2012 the Anglican Diocese of Sydney purchased land in Stanhope Gardens to become the future home of the Stanhope Ministry Center.
In 2013 our church embraced the now diverse and multilocation ministries and moved away from it’s previously “Location Based Name”.
Quakers Hill Anglican Church changed it’s name to Life Anglican Church.
Life Anglican Church Q&A
Question: How long is a service?
Answer: We aim to keep our service under 90 minutes.Question: What should I wear?
Answer: There is no need to dress up or wear something special. Modest casual wear is fine.Question: Do I need to bring anything?
Answer: No. If you have a bible you can bring it. We hand out bibles at the door to anyone who wants one.Question: Will I have to do/say/give anything?
Answer: No, however we offer an opportunity for regular members to worship God by giving financially. This is done through online banking or with a box near the entrance for people to use cash, but there is no expectation for anyone to contribute.Question: Is there onsite parking available?
Answer: Sure is. In fact, we even keep a couple of easy access spots available just for first time visitors.Question: Can I bring a pram to church?
Answer: Definitely. In fact, some of our services have space set aside between seats for you to park your pram right next to you.Question: Can my children stay in the service with me?
Answer: Absolutely. We provide great kids programs, but you are welcome to keep your kids with you.Street Address
4 Samuel Place
Quakers Hill,
NSW
2763
Australia
Phone: 02 9837 2277
Fax: 02 9837 2266
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Church Pastor
Revd. Geoff Bates
Senior Minister
4 Samuel Place
Quakers Hill,
NSW
2763
Australia
Phone: 02 9837 2277
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Matthew McCaull
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Mailing Address
PO Box 133
Quakers Hill, NSW
2763
Quakers Hill, NSW
2763
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Life Anglican Church Service Times
Sunday
7:45
We start with a Traditional Prayerbook Service, with hymns and fortnightly Communion
9:00
Family Service* with great Bible teaching, vibrant worship and diverse community
11:00
Family Service* with great Bible teaching, vibrant worship and diverse community
2:30
Sudanese Service in Dinka, with traditional worship and cultural elements
6:00
Youthful service for people of all ages, with our most modern worship and great community
Life Anglican Church service times last updated on the 2nd of November, 2024
7:45
We start with a Traditional Prayerbook Service, with hymns and fortnightly Communion
9:00
Family Service* with great Bible teaching, vibrant worship and diverse community
11:00
Family Service* with great Bible teaching, vibrant worship and diverse community
2:30
Sudanese Service in Dinka, with traditional worship and cultural elements
6:00
Youthful service for people of all ages, with our most modern worship and great community
Life Anglican Church service times last updated on the 2nd of November, 2024
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There is no need to dress up or wear something special. Modest casual wear is fine.
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Life Anglican Church listing was last updated on the 2nd of November, 2024