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Bendigo Baptist Church - Eaglehawk Campus
Eaglehawk
VIC
3556
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Who we are
Bendigo Baptist is a multi-generational community of faith that believes in Jesus, loves God and loves people.
Through expressive contemporary worship, excellent Biblical and practical messages, we present the ageless truths of the Bible.
Our Celebrations, held at 9:30am or 11:30am (Eaglehawk Campus), 10:30am or 5pm (Junortoun Campus), 1pm (Junortoun - in Karen) on Sundays, are a relaxed, informal style to which we are sure you'll find it easy to relate.
Our Online Campus is another way to worship & fellowship together. Our 10:30am service is live-streamed each Sunday and you can watch it via church.online, You Tube or Facebook.
We hope you'll join us for a worship service to see for yourself what we're about.
Through expressive contemporary worship, excellent Biblical and practical messages, we present the ageless truths of the Bible.
Our Celebrations, held at 9:30am or 11:30am (Eaglehawk Campus), 10:30am or 5pm (Junortoun Campus), 1pm (Junortoun - in Karen) on Sundays, are a relaxed, informal style to which we are sure you'll find it easy to relate.
Our Online Campus is another way to worship & fellowship together. Our 10:30am service is live-streamed each Sunday and you can watch it via church.online, You Tube or Facebook.
We hope you'll join us for a worship service to see for yourself what we're about.
Street Address
10A Parsonage Grove
Eaglehawk,
VIC
3556
Australia
Phone: 5449 3033
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Church Pastor
David Lovell
Senior Pastor
10A Parsonage Grove
Eaglehawk,
VIC
3556
Australia
Phone: 5449 3033
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Quote of the Day
Proverbs 16:18
Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.
Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.
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Baptist
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David Lovell
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Senior Pastor
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Pastor Dave was raised on a wheat / sheep farm in North Central Victoria, half-way between the towns of Boort and Wycheproof. After finishing Year 12, he completed an Associate Diploma of Applied Science before returning to work on the family farm. In 1992, he packed his bags and moved to Chicago (USA) to study at Moody Bible Institute. He completed a Bachelor of Arts - Bible in 1997. During this time he met and married Julie and alongside of his studies worked full-time as Pastor of Student Ministries at the Camarillo Evangelical Free Church in Southern California. He was a part of this ministry team for four years.
In 1999, Dave accepted a call from Bendigo Baptist Church to join their ministry team as an Associate Pastor: Youth. Dave, Julie and their children arrived at Bendigo Baptist Church in December 1999. Dave has performed various roles within this ministry team during this period of time. In May 2006, Dave was appointed as Senior Pastor at Bendigo Baptist Church.
Dave is married to Julie, and they have 4 children: Jesse, Zak, Chloe and Jacob. In his spare time he loves to play golf, read, spend time with his family and avidly follow the Essendon Football Club. He completed his Master's degree in Christian Ministry in 2011.
In 1999, Dave accepted a call from Bendigo Baptist Church to join their ministry team as an Associate Pastor: Youth. Dave, Julie and their children arrived at Bendigo Baptist Church in December 1999. Dave has performed various roles within this ministry team during this period of time. In May 2006, Dave was appointed as Senior Pastor at Bendigo Baptist Church.
Dave is married to Julie, and they have 4 children: Jesse, Zak, Chloe and Jacob. In his spare time he loves to play golf, read, spend time with his family and avidly follow the Essendon Football Club. He completed his Master's degree in Christian Ministry in 2011.
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757 McIvor Highway
Junortoun
Bendigo
Victoria
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Bendigo
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PO Box 27
Junortoun
Bendigo, Victoria
3551
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Bendigo, Victoria
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Bendigo Baptist Church - Eaglehawk Campus Eaglehawk Service Times
Meeting each Sunday at 9:30am and 11:30am.
You can always join us online any morning at 10:30 as well, or watch it later.
Service Times last updated on the 21st of February, 2022
You can always join us online any morning at 10:30 as well, or watch it later.
Service Times last updated on the 21st of February, 2022
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Bendigo Baptist Church - Eaglehawk Campus History
The discovery of gold at "The Rocks" (now Golden Square) in October, 1851, changed the appearance of what had been a peaceful sheep run from 1841. By 1861 all principle Church denominations were ministering to a population of 13,020 within the boundaries of Sandhurst, later to become Bendigo. Baptists on the Goldfields were not numerous, but, in 1853, the first ‘Baptist’ meeting was held at White Hills. Mr. & Mrs. John Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Jones and Miss Jones met for worship in a tent.
In 1854, a slab hut was erected in White Hills. Shortly afterwards, a weatherboard building was erected in Epsom for £400. Meanwhile, Baptists in the south end of town began to assemble themselves together as well. It is recorded that they walked to the services at Epsom, a distance of up to 20 miles a Sunday, to attend both services.Jones and Miss Jones met for worship in a tent.
Very soon, the establishment of a church began within Sandhurst and, by 1857, a property was leased to re-erect the relocated White Hills building, which was opened Feb 1859. This building was first erected between White Hills and Epsom. In 1859 it was removed and re-erected in Hargreaves St. It was disposed of by the church in 1863, and was used as a hay and corn store from that time until around 1982 when it was pulled down.
In 1959, thoughts were directed towards a new church project. The chance to buy a new property in Edwards Street for a manse had been seized in 1952, as it was diagonally opposite the site which would be the future home of the church and the new Edward Street church building which was opened on 3rd August, 1963. God had faithfully provided for his growing Bendigo Baptist family yet again.
Around 1990, God gave the church the vision to relocate because of growing numbers and the desire to increase and enhance our ministries. We are now well in to the 21st century and this new phase in the life of the Bendigo Baptist Church has come about. We relocated our church building to a new property in 2002 on the outskirts of Bendigo. Since this period of time, our church has grown quite rapidly. Today, Bendigo Baptist is a church community with approximately 1,000 people of various ages and ethnicities, spread over two locations, still working to share the love of Jesus Christ with the Bendigo community, as well as further abroad.
In 1854, a slab hut was erected in White Hills. Shortly afterwards, a weatherboard building was erected in Epsom for £400. Meanwhile, Baptists in the south end of town began to assemble themselves together as well. It is recorded that they walked to the services at Epsom, a distance of up to 20 miles a Sunday, to attend both services.Jones and Miss Jones met for worship in a tent.
Very soon, the establishment of a church began within Sandhurst and, by 1857, a property was leased to re-erect the relocated White Hills building, which was opened Feb 1859. This building was first erected between White Hills and Epsom. In 1859 it was removed and re-erected in Hargreaves St. It was disposed of by the church in 1863, and was used as a hay and corn store from that time until around 1982 when it was pulled down.
In 1959, thoughts were directed towards a new church project. The chance to buy a new property in Edwards Street for a manse had been seized in 1952, as it was diagonally opposite the site which would be the future home of the church and the new Edward Street church building which was opened on 3rd August, 1963. God had faithfully provided for his growing Bendigo Baptist family yet again.
Around 1990, God gave the church the vision to relocate because of growing numbers and the desire to increase and enhance our ministries. We are now well in to the 21st century and this new phase in the life of the Bendigo Baptist Church has come about. We relocated our church building to a new property in 2002 on the outskirts of Bendigo. Since this period of time, our church has grown quite rapidly. Today, Bendigo Baptist is a church community with approximately 1,000 people of various ages and ethnicities, spread over two locations, still working to share the love of Jesus Christ with the Bendigo community, as well as further abroad.
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