Find a churches of christ church near you
378 churches listed · 7 states
Find a churches of christ church near you. The Australian Church Directory lists 378 Churches of Christ congregations across 7 Australian states and territories with addresses, contact details, and service times where publicly available. The largest concentration is in Victoria with 119 churches across 98 suburbs. Springvale holds the highest single-suburb count at 5 listings. Browse by state below to find the closest churches of christ church to you.
Churches of Christ has 386 listings, 3.0% of Australia's church directory. Read the Q3 2026 church density report.
Position on same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ inclusion
Same-sex marriage in Churches of Christ: No unified national position. State Conferences vary; most affiliated churches traditional. Churches of Christ in Australia (CCCA) has not issued a binding national statement.
Clergy in same-sex relationships: Congregational — each local church decides.
Primary source: Churches of Christ in Australia — congregational governance framework.
This directory lists 378 Churches of Christ congregations across Australia, currently covering 7 states and territories (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia). Churches of Christ churches are listed below grouped by state and suburb. Each listing includes address, contact details, and service times where available.
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Australian Capital Territory6 churches
New South Wales63 churches
Ambarvale1 church
Asquith1 church
Austral1 church
Belrose1 church
Bensville1 church
Bowral1 church
Burwood1 church
Cambridge Park1 church
Carramar1 church
Dubbo1 church
Epping1 church
Hardys Bay1 church
Kanahooka1 church
Merrylands1 church
Mount Austin Wagga Wagga1 church
North Nowra1 church
Orange1 church
Salt Ash1 church
The Ponds1 church
Windradyne1 church
Queensland66 churches
Avoca1 church
Bongeen1 church
Boonah1 church
Dalby1 church
Dicky Beach1 church
East Mackay1 church
Gatton1 church
Gympie1 church
Kallangur1 church
Kingsthorpe1 church
Lowood1 church
Manunda1 church
Marburg1 church
Mount Mee1 church
Mount Walker1 church
Munruben1 church
Murgon1 church
Roma1 church
Silverdale1 church
Springfield1 church
South Australia42 churches
Victoria65 churches
Bell Post Hill1 church
Bendigo1 church
Blackburn1 church
Blackburn South1 church
Boort1 church
Bright1 church
Brim1 church
Burwood1 church
Echuca1 church
Geelong1 church
Glen Iris1 church
Glen Waverley4 churches
Greensborough1 church
Horsham1 church
Kaniva1 church
Mildura1 church
Frequently asked questions
What is the Churches of Christ denomination?
Churches of Christ is an Australian Christian movement with origins in the early 19th-century Restoration Movement. Churches of Christ congregations practise believer's baptism (typically by full immersion) and emphasise the autonomy of each local church within state-based conferences. They are present in every Australian state.
How is Churches of Christ different from Baptist or Pentecostal?
Churches of Christ shares believer's baptism with Baptists and congregational governance with both Baptists and many Pentecostal congregations. It differs in its theological lineage (the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement) and tends to emphasise weekly Communion as central to worship. Individual congregations vary widely in style — some more traditional, some more contemporary.
Where is the headquarters of Churches of Christ in Australia?
There is no single national headquarters — Churches of Christ in Australia operates through state-based conferences (e.g. Churches of Christ in Queensland, Churches of Christ in NSW & ACT, Churches of Christ in Victoria & Tasmania, etc.) that each act as the support body for their congregations.