On Sunday we had our first Uniting Churches Spring Picnic at Pymble Ladies College and over 100 attended.  Gordon-Pymble, Turramurra, Roseville and St John’s Wahroonga invited all their families for a traditional Church Picnic.  We org

By Chris Barnett, Assembly Intergenerational Consultant

Our new creative spaces are available for everyone, but especially for kids. As a church keen to grow with people in their First Third of Life, we need to make space in how we worship even when they haven’t joined us yet.

Come join us this Saturday for Messy Church to Celebrate the Kings Coronation. All welcome. RSVP courtney@gpuc.org.au

$15pp or $50 a family.

Last Saturday evening saw a wonderful Messy Church gathering of seven families to meet Karen and find out some of her great loves, such as...  Chocolate

I didn’t grow up in the Church, so I have only known (and loved!) the Uniting Church.

At last week’s Messy Church we welcomed six families to hear the story of Jacob and his dream of the ladder reaching from heaven to earth, with angels d

In the deepest, darkest and wettest of days, 50 people gathered in the warmth to create robots.  Scott and his team from

Although numbers were lower than usual as a few families sent their apologies, we had a warm night around the fire.  We heard the Pentecost story…

Come join our Messy families for 1.5 hours of robotics fun. Please register here.  Limitied numbers. $15pp includes a meal at the end.  Any questions, please contact nicola@gpuc.org.au

Greetings friends!

Here is our first Ever  GPUC Families newsletter

Find out what is happening at Messy Church and Playgroup.

Find the link to our online Messy Church.