Churches in Berkeley, NSW

Berkeley has 7 Christian churches across 5 denominations. Denominations represented are Catholic, Pentecostal, Independent, Foursquare, and Coptic Orthodox. The largest single grouping in Berkeley is Catholic, with 2 parishes listed. Berkeley is located in New South Wales, approximately 76 km south-west of Sydney. Each Berkeley listing includes the parish address, denomination, and contact details where the parish has supplied them.

7 churches listed · 5 denominations

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Berkeley is a suburb of New South Wales with 7 active Christian churches listed in this directory, spanning 5 denominations. The churches in Berkeley include Catholic parishes, Pentecostal churches, independent or non-denominational churches, Foursquare churches, and Coptic Orthodox churches. From traditional liturgy to contemporary worship, the churches in Berkeley cover a wide range of styles and Christian traditions.

Catholic parishes have a long-standing presence in New South Wales, with parish life organised around weekly Mass and the liturgical calendar. Pentecostal churches in this area offer contemporary worship and often run multi-site or campus models, with strong ministries for students and young families. Independent and non-denominational congregations make up part of the local Christian community, often led by their own teams of elders or pastors.

Most Sunday services in Berkeley run between 9am and 11am, though many churches also offer evening, midweek, and Saturday services. 3 of the 7 churches listed here have websites with further information. Many churches in Berkeley run programs beyond Sunday services, including bible studies, youth and children's programs, community meals, and pastoral support. Service details and contact information for each church in Berkeley are listed in this directory and on each congregation's own website where available.

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Frequently asked questions

How many churches are in Berkeley?
There are currently 7 churches listed in the Berkeley church directory across 5 denominations. This directory is updated regularly as new churches are added and existing listings are verified.
What denominations have churches in Berkeley, NSW?
The churches in Berkeley represent the following Christian traditions: 2 Catholic parishes, 2 Pentecostal churches, 1 independent or non-denominational church, 1 Foursquare church, and 1 Coptic Orthodox church.
Are there Catholic churches in Berkeley?
Yes — there are 2 Catholic churches listed in Berkeley, NSW. Catholic parishes in this area form part of the local Catholic Archdiocese.
Are there Pentecostal churches in Berkeley?
Yes — Berkeley has 2 Pentecostal churches listed in this directory.
How many Christian churches are there in Berkeley, NSW?
The Australian Church Directory lists 7 active Christian churches in Berkeley, NSW, spanning 5 denominations. Each listing includes the church name, denomination, address, and contact details where publicly available.
What Christian denominations are represented in Berkeley, NSW?
Churches in Berkeley, NSW include Catholic, Pentecostal, Independent, Foursquare, and Coptic Orthodox. The largest single denomination in the suburb by listing count is Catholic with 2 listings.
Are there Catholic churches in Berkeley, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 2 Catholic churches in Berkeley, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
Are there Pentecostal churches in Berkeley, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 2 Pentecostal churches in Berkeley, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
Are there Independent churches in Berkeley, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 1 Independent church in Berkeley, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.

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Page last updated 1 July 2026