Find a pentecostal church near you
383 churches listed · 8 states
Find a pentecostal church near you. The Australian Church Directory lists 383 Pentecostal churches across 8 Australian states and territories with addresses, contact details, and service times where publicly available. The largest concentration is in Queensland with 110 churches across 90 suburbs. Slacks Creek holds the highest single-suburb count at 6 listings. Browse by state below to find the closest pentecostal church to you.
Australian Christian Churches (ACC), the largest Pentecostal umbrella in Australia, has 777 listings, 6.0% of the directory. 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 383 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 Territory9 churches
New South Wales98 churches
Albury1 church
Asquith1 church
Box Hill1 church
Bringelly1 church
Broken Hill1 church
Campbelltown2 churches
Camperdown1 church
Doonside1 church
Ettalong Beach1 church
Gosford1 church
Griffith1 church
Ingleburn3 churches
Kings Langley1 church
Lalor Park1 church
Lawson1 church
Leeton1 church
Liverpool1 church
Mona Vale1 church
Moore Park1 church
Mount Druitt2 churches
Neutral Bay1 church
North Parramatta3 churches
Norwest3 churches
Pemulwuy1 church
Prestons3 churches
Seven Hills3 churches
Sutherland1 church
Wattle Grove1 church
Windsor1 church
Northern Territory7 churches
Queensland110 churches
Ascot1 church
Atherton1 church
Avenell Heights1 church
Bowen Hills1 church
Brassall1 church
Burnside1 church
Caboolture South1 church
Carina1 church
Carindale1 church
Chermside1 church
Daisy Hill1 church
Douglas1 church
Eagleby1 church
Forest Lake1 church
Goodna1 church
Hillcrest1 church
Jimboomba1 church
Kearneys Spring1 church
Kirwan1 church
Mons1 church
North Lakes1 church
Petrie1 church
Ripley1 church
Robina1 church
Salisbury3 churches
Slacks Creek6 churches
Surfers Paradise1 church
The Gap1 church
Underwood1 church
Vincent1 church
Wynnum1 church
South Australia26 churches
Kingswood1 church
Mawson Lakes1 church
Maylands1 church
Modbury North1 church
Paralowie1 church
Pasadena1 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. In Australia, Pentecostalism is largely represented by Australian Christian Churches (ACC), the network behind Hillsong, C3, and many independent Pentecostal congregations.
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; 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 is the largest Pentecostal network in Australia (formerly Assemblies of God) but many Pentecostal congregations are independent (e.g. C3 churches, Acts 2 Alliance churches, and numerous unaffiliated congregations). The directory categorises both ACC-affiliated and independent Pentecostal congregations 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.