Ministries

Six ongoing programs, all free, all run by volunteers.

Everything below happens at or from 33 Knight St, Kingaroy. Nothing requires a fee or church membership. Times shift occasionally around public holidays and school holidays, so please email the office if you are coming for the first time.

01

Sundays, 9:30 am

Sunday worship service

Our main weekly gathering: contemporary and traditional songs, prayer, a Bible reading and a message applied to ordinary life in a country town. About seventy-five minutes, followed by morning tea in the hall. Visitors are never asked to give, stand up or introduce themselves.

  • Free to attend, no membership
  • Wheelchair accessible entry
  • Morning tea provided
  • Off-street parking on Knight St

02

Sundays, during the service

Kids' church & crèche

Age-appropriate teaching, craft and games for children from birth to Year 6, running in parallel with the main service so parents can settle in. All leaders hold current Queensland Blue Cards and we follow a written child-safe policy.

  • Ages 0–12
  • Blue Card checked leaders
  • Sign-in and sign-out
  • Child-safe policy on request

03

Fridays in school terms, 6:30 pm

Youth group (ages 12–18)

A relaxed night of sport, games, food and a short discussion. Youth from any school or background are welcome. For many young people in the district this is the only free, supervised Friday night activity available locally.

  • Free entry, food included
  • Two supervising adults minimum
  • Term-time only
  • Parent information sheet provided

04

Wednesdays, 7:00 pm

Midweek Bible study groups

Small groups of eight to twelve people meeting in homes across Kingaroy to read a book of the Bible together, pray for one another, and share meals. Newcomers are matched to a group near where they live.

  • Hosted in members' homes
  • No prior knowledge assumed
  • Groups of 8–12
  • Study notes supplied

05

First Thursday monthly, 10:00 am

Seniors' fellowship

Morning tea, a short devotion and plenty of conversation for older residents of Kingaroy. We arrange lifts for anyone who no longer drives, which for several of our regulars is the difference between attending and staying home alone.

  • Transport can be arranged
  • Morning tea provided
  • Open to non-members
  • Held in the church hall

06

By arrangement

Pastoral care & prayer

Hospital and home visits, bereavement support, marriage and baptism services, and confidential conversation with a pastor. This is available to anyone in the South Burnett who asks, whether or not they attend our church.

  • Home and hospital visits
  • Weddings, funerals, baptisms
  • Confidential
  • No cost

What happens on a first visit

  1. 01

    Arrive about ten minutes early

    Park on Knight Street or in the church grounds. Someone at the door will say hello and show you where to sit — no name badge, no sign-up sheet.

  2. 02

    Bring your children with you

    If you would rather keep them beside you, that is completely fine. If you would like them in kids' church, a leader will walk you through sign-in.

  3. 03

    Join in as much as you want

    Sing, sit, listen or simply have a quiet hour. The offering is a bag passed by our members; visitors are not expected to contribute.

  4. 04

    Stay for morning tea

    Tea, coffee and something home-baked in the hall afterwards. This is where most people actually meet the church family.