Find a pentecostal church near you
1466 churches listed · 8 states
Find a pentecostal church near you. The Australian Church Directory lists 1466 Pentecostal 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 451 churches across 314 suburbs. Seven Hills holds the highest single-suburb count at 8 listings. Browse by state below to find the closest pentecostal church to you.
The directory lists 1,466 Pentecostal churches. 791 of them belong to Australian Christian Churches (ACC), the largest movement in these listings. Read the Q3 2026 church density report.
Position on same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ inclusion
Same-sex marriage in Pentecostal (ACC): Australian Christian Churches (ACC) defines marriage as one man and one woman per the ACC Statement of Faith. No same-sex marriage in ACC-affiliated churches.
Clergy in same-sex relationships: No credentialed clergy in same-sex relationships. ACC ordination requires Statement of Faith adherence.
Primary source: Australian Christian Churches, Statement of Faith.
This directory lists 1466 Pentecostal 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). Pentecostal 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 Territory26 churches
New South Wales224 churches
2071 church
331 church
60 Oliver Street Inverell1 church
77 791 church
851 church
Acacia Gardens3 churches
Albury1 church
Asquith1 church
Avalon1 church
Ballina1 church
Banora Point1 church
Bathurst1 church
Beaumont Hillls1 church
Bellambi1 church
Bellingen1 church
Bendemeer1 church
Beverly Hills1 church
Blacktown4 churches
Bong Bong Road1 church
Bossely Park1 church
Bowral1 church
Box Hill1 church
Bringelly1 church
Broadmeadow1 church
Brookvale1 church
Burwood Road1 church
Campbelltown7 churches
Camperdown1 church
Cardiff1 church
Caringbah2 churches
Casino1 church
Cessnock1 church
Charlestown1 church
Charmhaven1 church
Cherrybrook1 church
Chinderah1 church
Chiswick1 church
Chullora1 church
Cobar1 church
Coffs Harbour4 churches
Colebee1 church
Coledale1 church
Condobolin1 church
Cooerwull1 church
Cooma1 church
Cowra1 church
Cronulla1 church
Currants Hill1 church
Dapto1 church
Dubbo1 church
Dural1 church
East Maitland1 church
Edgeworth1 church
Elermore Vale1 church
Enfield1 church
Epping1 church
Erina2 churches
Ettalong Beach1 church
Fairfield3 churches
Forbes1 church
Forresters Beach1 church
Frederickton1 church
Georges Hall1 church
Glendenning5 churches
Glenmore Park1 church
Golf Club Turn Off Tumut1 church
Gosford1 church
Goulburn1 church
Grafton South1 church
Green Point1 church
Gregory Hills1 church
Grenfell1 church
Griffith4 churches
Guildford Sydney1 church
Hamilton1 church
Harrington Park1 church
Heatherbrae1 church
Henty1 church
Hunters Hill1 church
Ingleburn5 churches
Jerrabomberra1 church
Kelso1 church
Kiama Downs1 church
Kings Langley1 church
Kingscliff1 church
Kingswood1 church
Korringal Rds Wagga Wagga1 church
Lake Albert1 church
Lalor Park1 church
Frequently asked questions
What is a Pentecostal church?
Pentecostal churches are Christian congregations that emphasise the work of the Holy Spirit, including charismatic gifts such as speaking in tongues, prophecy, and healing prayer. Worship is typically contemporary with extended congregational singing. This directory lists 1,466 Pentecostal churches in Australia: Australian Christian Churches (ACC), C3, Hillsong, Apostolic and Foursquare churches, plus independent Pentecostal congregations. ACC, C3 and Hillsong are separate movements.
What is the difference between Pentecostal and other Christian churches?
Pentecostal churches emphasise direct, experiential encounters with the Holy Spirit alongside scripture. Worship is typically informal and contemporary. Most Pentecostal churches are theologically Evangelical but distinguish themselves through their teaching on the Holy Spirit. Government and membership structures vary: ACC churches operate within a network, and many independent Pentecostal churches are fully autonomous.
Is Hillsong still a church in Australia?
Yes. Hillsong Church continues to operate in Australia with locations in Sydney and other cities, though it has undergone significant leadership and structural changes since 2022. Hillsong is an autonomous Pentecostal church no longer formally affiliated with Australian Christian Churches (ACC) since 2023.
Are all Pentecostal churches part of ACC (Australian Christian Churches)?
No. ACC (formerly Assemblies of God) is the largest Pentecostal movement in this directory, with 791 of its 1,466 Pentecostal listings. C3, Hillsong, Apostolic and Foursquare churches are separate movements, and many Pentecostal congregations are independent. The directory lists all of them under "Pentecostal".
What happens in a Pentecostal church service?
A typical service runs 75-120 minutes and includes extended contemporary worship singing (20-40 minutes), a sermon (30-45 minutes), and often time for personal prayer or response. Some services include practices like speaking in tongues, prayer for healing, or prophetic words. Dress is usually casual.