There is a strong emphasis on biblical teaching, fellowship and social justice. This congregation was established in 1895 by the Presbyterian Church and served a small rural community until about 1960 when it grew rapidly, called its own Minister and built a new church, in which we worship today. We still conserve the original church built in 1896. We worship God in ways which are meaningful today while drawing on the riches of the varied traditions. Sunday morning worship is usually in a traditional form while there are smaller evening services and other occasional services held from time to time which are more informal.
Members have many opportunities to participate.
As needs change we develop better programs for young people and the Sunday School. We share a paid youth worker with the Pilgrim Uniting Church, Doncaster. There is a wide range of special-interest activities for people of all ages.