Find a evangelical church near you
84 churches listed · 8 states
Find a evangelical church near you. The Australian Church Directory lists 84 evangelical churches across 8 Australian states and territories with addresses, contact details, and service times where publicly available. The largest concentration is in New South Wales with 27 churches across 26 suburbs. Kingsgrove holds the highest single-suburb count at 2 listings. Browse by state below to find the closest evangelical church to you.
Australia's church directory has 13,329 active listings spanning 16 major denominations across 4,401 suburb-state locations. Read the Q3 2026 church density report.
Position on same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ inclusion
Evangelical is a theological movement (biblicism, crucicentrism, conversionism, activism) that runs across many denominations, not a denomination in its own right. There is no unified national position on same-sex marriage or LGBTQ+ inclusion. Most evangelical churches in Australia hold a traditional position on marriage; a small minority explicitly affirm same-sex marriage at the congregational level.
This directory lists 84 evangelical churches across Australia, currently covering 8 states and territories (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia). Evangelical churches are listed below grouped by state and suburb. Each listing includes address, contact details, and service times where available.
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Browse by state
Australian Capital Territory6 churches
New South Wales27 churches
Northern Territory1 church
Queensland8 churches
Westcourt1 church
South Australia10 churches
Tonsley1 church
Tasmania2 churches
Launceston1 church
Legana1 church
Victoria9 churches
Frequently asked questions
What does "Evangelical" mean as a denomination label?
"Evangelical" describes a theological orientation rather than a single denomination. Evangelical Christians emphasise the authority of Scripture, personal conversion ("being born again"), the centrality of Christ's death and resurrection, and the imperative to share the gospel. Many denominations include Evangelical churches (Baptist, Pentecostal, Anglican, Presbyterian, Independent), and some standalone congregations identify primarily as "Evangelical".
What does an Evangelical church service look like?
Evangelical worship varies widely depending on the underlying tradition: it might be contemporary (band-led music, conversational sermon) or traditional (hymns, structured liturgy). What unites Evangelical churches is the centrality of biblical preaching and personal response to the gospel message, rather than a particular worship style.
How is "Evangelical" different from "Pentecostal"?
All Pentecostal churches in Australia are Evangelical, but not all Evangelical churches are Pentecostal. Pentecostal churches add a distinctive emphasis on the work of the Holy Spirit (spiritual gifts, healing, prophecy). Non-Pentecostal Evangelical churches affirm the same authority of Scripture and the same gospel but do not emphasise charismatic gifts in worship.