Church for the University of Newcastle

Looking to make real connections and find real community? Are you asking big questions and working out what you believe?

Unichurch is a growing community of people from all different backgrounds. It’s a place where everyone is welcome and where you can find your place with us.

We love Jesus, we love engaging with the Bible, and we want to share that with you!

Whether you’re interested in finding a church on campus, or looking to connect with other international students or people living on campus, there’s something for you.

You don’t have to be a university student to come along! There are loads of high-school students, TAFE students, workers and graduates of all ages. All welcome!

We meet Sundays 6:30pm at CT202 Theatre, University of Newcastle

 
 

欢迎

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selamat datang

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환영합니다

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Bienvenidos

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स्वागत हे

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Malo e lelei

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karibu

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أهلا بك

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Ki ora

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欢迎 〰️ selamat datang 〰️ 환영합니다 〰️ Bienvenidos 〰️ स्वागत हे 〰️ Malo e lelei 〰️ karibu 〰️ أهلا بك 〰️ Ki ora 〰️

 
 
 
 
 

Join Us This Sunday

Each week we open the Bible, hear a talk, pray, sing, spend time in community, and hear stories from people of how Jesus has changed their lives. Come and check us out this Sunday, we’d love to meet you!

We meet each Sunday at 6:30pm at CT202 Theatre, UON

 
 
 
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Meet Other International Students

AllNations is a community for students from around the world to meet around the Bible and live for Jesus. We have food, fun and friendship, and aim to tailor things to any English level.

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Living On Campus?

Want to connect with other Christian students living on campus? Join the Colleges community to grow in your love of Jesus alongside others living where you are.

 

Stories

 
 
It didn’t matter what kind of week I had at uni, what assignments were due, how bad my shift at work was, I knew that on Sunday I got to go to church and on Tuesday I got to see my Growth Group and that got me through each and every week.
— Hannah
 

Coming Up

 
 

What to expect

  • During the uni semester we meet each Sunday, 6:30pm at CT202 Theatre, University of Newcastle.

    During the summer break we continue meeting each Sunday, 6:30pm at Lambton High School (15 Young Rd, Lambton).

  • We welcome people with all kinds of backgrounds and beliefs.

    Whether you're full of questions, just checking things out, brand new to Christianity, finding your way back to church, or you’ve been a believer for as long as you remember, you're welcome here with us at Unichurch!

    And we’re not just uni students! We have loads of high-school students, TAFE students, workers, graduates, and post-graduate students of all ages. New people come each week to check out church with us. All welcome!

  • When you come along on a Sunday you can expect to hear engaging talks from the Bible that clearly explain both what it means and how it impacts the way we think, feel and live.

    Discover how the Bible gives us the answers to the questions that really matter.

    Listen to a sermon

  • It’s Newcastle! Dress casual like you would at the shops. Talk like you would at home. We really want you to forget about what other people think and simply engage with God’s word in the Bible.

  • There is ample parking at the Callaghan campus of University of Newcastle.

    You can make use of the free parking on a Sunday night using the parking lot opposite the CT Building.

    As you drive in on Ring Rd you will see signs letting you know you’re in the right place.

  • As you walk into the venue, there will be a few friendly faces outside who will say hello and let you know you’re in the right place!

    There’s usually time to grab a tea or coffee or some light refreshments before the meeting starts.

    When the meeting starts, feel free to sit anywhere you feel comfortable in the lecture theatre. There is no assigned seating.

  • During the meeting each week, we typically open the Bible, hear a 25-35 minute talk, pray, sing songs about Jesus, and hear stories from people of how Jesus has changed their lives.

    If you don’t have a bible to read along, that’s completely fine! Feel free to just listen, or you can follow along using an online Bible (like this one!)

  • Our meetings usually go for a bit over an hour. At the end of the meeting we’ll enjoy some tea and coffee and snacks together.

    We’d love for you to stick around and meet some people. People will usually hang around and chat with each other for a little while after the meeting.

  • We’re an independent evangelical church. ‘Evangelical’ just means we take the Bible seriously, we believe it’s the word of God, and we’re committed to teaching it faithfully each and every week.

  • The simple answer is that we’re all about Jesus here at Hunter Bible Church. The Jesus revealed to us in the pages of God’s written Word; the Bible.

    Learn more about what we believe here.

  • Yes! Our AllNations community is a community for students from at least 25 nations around the world to meet around the Bible and live for Jesus. They know exactly what it is like to move to Australia for study and work.

    We have food, fun and friendship, and welcome any English level… but there will often be someone who can communicate in your heart language. We can help with transport too!

  • Yes! If you live on campus and want to connect with other Christian students, join our Colleges community to grow in your love of Jesus alongside others living where you are.

  • Yes, of course you can! We have people from many different denominational backgrounds who call our church home.

    We love the Bible’s message about Jesus, and we want to help you engage with it!

  • Yes, please come! Watch and hear what we believe and teach about Jesus Christ in our weekly meetings.

    There’s no pressure to join in any parts of the service that you don’t feel comfortable with — you won’t stand out because there are always others having a look just like you.

    Whenever we have a meal together there will always be a vegetarian/halal option.

    Ask us any questions you have, we'd love to get to know you better too!

  • Yes there are train and bus options! You can make use of Warabrook train station right on the edge of Callaghan campus, and the Mathematics Building Bus Stop is situated right outside CT Theatre where we meet.

    UON has good info on public transport options.

  • We love questions! If you didn’t get your question answered, just shoot us an email at hello@hunterbiblechurch.org or give us a call on 02 4023 1863.

 
 
 

Let us know you’re coming

We’d love to know you’re coming so we can welcome you, connect you with someone from our welcome team, and learn your story.