Korean churches in Australia

Australia has 155 Korean congregations listed across 8 capital cities plus 10 outside the capital-city metros. Largest concentrations: Sydney (75), Brisbane (28), Melbourne (22). Most are Independent (51), Presbyterian (46), Uniting (23). Listings span 118 suburbs and 8 states, with 11 denominations represented. Most entries include addresses, websites, and service times where publicly available. Browse by city below or open a parish profile for service times and contact details.

155 churches listed across 8 capital cities · plus 10 outside the capital metros

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Sydney75 churches

Brisbane28 churches

Melbourne22 churches

Perth7 churches

Canberra6 churches

Adelaide5 churches

Darwin1 church

Hobart1 church

Other locations10 churches

Frequently asked

How many Korean churches are listed in Australia?

155 active Korean congregations are listed across 8 states and territories and 118 suburbs.

Where are most Korean churches in Australia?

Largest concentrations are in Sydney (75), Brisbane (28), Melbourne (22), with another 10 outside the capital-city metros.

What denominations are represented among Korean churches?

Top denominations: Independent (51), Presbyterian (46), Uniting (23), plus 8 other denominations.

Which Australian city has the most Korean churches?

Sydney has the largest count at 75 churches, followed by Brisbane (28), Melbourne (22).

How are Korean church listings sourced?

Listings combine denominational registers, cultural-community AI tagging with editorial review, and direct church-submitted updates via the claim flow. 155 active Korean congregations are currently listed across Australia.