[ You will be welcome at our service this Sunday at 9am ]
Keep checking This Month
News / community events:
Tuesday 30th April - Community Talk series - 9am to 10am + morning tea - "What do you want to be .. now you are grown up!?" - Yvonne Kachel (Older Women's Health Network)
Sawtell Strollers now at 4pm
A Public Defibrillator is now available on front of our church building!
Presentation to Boambee RFS (below):
We are now again entirely lay led, except for occasional visiting Ministers of the Word assisting with services. Your prayers and ideas for the future will be very welcome. We have adopted a new statement of Vision, Mission and Values.
Please look at our Devotional (SOAP), choose current month in This Month and Wider News, for regular updates!
Services note: With active Covid cases in our community continuing on a daily basis, please do NOT come if tested positive, feeling unwell, are in isolation, had been in very close contact, or awaiting PCR test results. Remember to sanitise hands, and distance when appropriate. Masks may be worn but are not required. Current Safe Plan (update at 15/11/23)
Our Church
Our Sawtell Church is a quite small but active Congregation which is drawn from the village of Sawtell, Toormina, and Boambee East, as well as the three Boambee valleys and Bonville; all to the south of Coffs Harbour and north of Urunga / Bellingen.
The congregation meets together, and centres our activities, in the multi-purpose building at 24-26 Elizabeth Street, Sawtell. We are again a fully lay led congregation.
Services and Activities - Everyone is welcome to join us for worship and fellowship, whether a local resident, new to the area, on a holiday or a business visitor!
Are you just checking on what is on? Go to This Month or look for the major latest on our two notice boards in Elizabeth Street. Regular events and activities:
Sawtell is part of the Mid North Coast Presbytery - its website provides resources and further information about the Uniting Church in Australia.
Giinagay! Hello and welcome! We acknowledge, and pay respect to, the traditional owners and ongoing custodians of the land on which we live, organise and meet – the Gumbaynggir nation!