Churches in St Helens, TAS
St Helens has 3 Christian churches across 3 denominations. Denominations represented are Uniting, Catholic, and Anglican. The largest single grouping in St Helens is Uniting, with 1 parish listed. St Helens is located in Tasmania, approximately 190 km north-east of Hobart. Each St Helens listing includes the parish address, denomination, and contact details where the parish has supplied them.
3 churches listed · 3 denominations
3 active Christian churches in St Helens, TAS are listed in this directory, drawn from 3 denominations. The churches in St Helens include Uniting Church congregations, Catholic parishes, and Anglican churches. From traditional liturgy to contemporary worship, the churches in St Helens cover a wide range of styles and Christian traditions.
Uniting Church congregations in Tasmania are known for their broad theological tent and active involvement in community service. Catholic parishes have a long-standing presence in Tasmania, with parish life organised around weekly Mass and the liturgical calendar. Anglican parishes are well represented in this area, with services that follow the rhythm of the Anglican lectionary.
Most Sunday services in St Helens run between 9am and 11am, though many churches also offer evening, midweek, and Saturday services. Contact details for each congregation are listed in this directory. Many churches in St Helens run programs beyond Sunday services, including bible studies, youth and children's programs, community meals, and pastoral support. For visitors and newcomers, most churches in St Helens welcome enquiries by phone or through their websites, and many publish service times in advance.
Denominations represented
Church listings in St Helens
Break O’Day
Uniting
PO Box 99, ST HELENS TAS 7216
St Helena & St Stanislaus' Catholic Church
Catholic
79 Cecilla Street, St Helens, TAS 7216
St Paul’s Church
Anglican
Cecilia St, St Helens TAS 7216
Frequently asked questions
- How many churches are in St Helens?
- There are currently 3 churches listed in the St Helens church directory across 3 denominations. This directory is updated regularly as new churches are added and existing listings are verified.
- What denominations have churches in St Helens, TAS?
- The churches in St Helens represent the following Christian traditions: 1 Uniting Church congregation, 1 Catholic parish, and 1 Anglican church.
- Are there Catholic churches in St Helens?
- Yes — there is 1 Catholic church listed in St Helens, TAS, part of the Catholic Archdiocese covering this area.
- Are there Anglican churches in St Helens?
- Yes — there is 1 Anglican church listed in St Helens, TAS.
- How many Christian churches are there in St Helens, TAS?
- The Australian Church Directory lists 3 active Christian churches in St Helens, TAS, spanning 3 denominations. Each listing includes the church name, denomination, address, and contact details where publicly available.
- What Christian denominations are represented in St Helens, TAS?
- Churches in St Helens, TAS include Uniting, Catholic, and Anglican. The largest single denomination in the suburb by listing count is Uniting with 1 listing.
- Are there Uniting churches in St Helens, TAS?
- Yes. The directory lists 1 Uniting church in St Helens, TAS. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
- Are there Catholic churches in St Helens, TAS?
- Yes. The directory lists 1 Catholic church in St Helens, TAS. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
- Are there Anglican churches in St Helens, TAS?
- Yes. The directory lists 1 Anglican church in St Helens, TAS. Browse the church listings below to find addresses, service times, and contact details.
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