Churches in Grenfell, NSW

Grenfell has 5 Christian churches across 5 denominations. Denominations represented are Anglican, Salvation Army, ACC, Uniting, and Catholic. The largest single grouping in Grenfell is Anglican, with 1 parish listed. Grenfell is located in New South Wales, approximately 178 km north-west of Canberra. Each Grenfell listing includes the parish address, denomination, and contact details where the parish has supplied them.

5 churches listed · 5 denominations

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Christians in Grenfell, NSW can choose from 5 churches listed in this directory, across 5 denominations. The churches in Grenfell include Anglican churches, Salvation Army centres, ACC churches, Uniting Church congregations, and Catholic parishes. Whether you are looking for a formal liturgical service, a contemporary worship experience, or a smaller community church, Grenfell has congregations to suit a range of preferences and backgrounds.

Anglican churches in New South Wales draw on the Book of Common Prayer tradition, with weekly services that blend liturgical worship and biblical preaching. The Salvation Army operates corps in this area that combine Christian worship with frontline community welfare work. Uniting Church congregations in New South Wales are known for their broad theological tent and active involvement in community service. Catholic parishes form a significant part of the Christian community in this area, with services centred on the Mass and sacramental life.

Sunday is the main day of worship for most churches in Grenfell, with morning services common between 9am and 11am and evening services at a number of congregations. 1 of the 5 churches listed here has a website with further information. Beyond Sunday gatherings, many churches in the area also offer small groups, youth and children's ministry, and community outreach programs. Service details and contact information for each church in Grenfell 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 Grenfell?
There are currently 5 churches listed in the Grenfell 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 Grenfell, NSW?
The churches in Grenfell represent the following Christian traditions: 1 Anglican church, 1 Salvation Army centre, 1 ACC church, 1 Uniting Church congregation, and 1 Catholic parish.
Are there Catholic churches in Grenfell?
Yes — there is 1 Catholic church listed in Grenfell, NSW, part of the Catholic Archdiocese covering this area.
Are there Anglican churches in Grenfell?
Yes — there is 1 Anglican church listed in Grenfell, NSW.
How many Christian churches are there in Grenfell, NSW?
The Australian Church Directory lists 5 active Christian churches in Grenfell, NSW, spanning 5 denominations. Each listing includes the church name, denomination, address, and contact details where publicly available.
What Christian denominations are represented in Grenfell, NSW?
Churches in Grenfell, NSW include Anglican, Salvation Army, ACC, Uniting, and Catholic. The largest single denomination in the suburb by listing count is Anglican with 1 listing.
Are there Anglican churches in Grenfell, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 1 Anglican church in Grenfell, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
Are there Salvation Army churches in Grenfell, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 1 Salvation Army church in Grenfell, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
Are there ACC churches in Grenfell, NSW?
Yes. The directory lists 1 ACC church in Grenfell, NSW. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.

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Page last updated 1 July 2026