Find a presbyterian church near you
557 churches listed · 8 states
Find a presbyterian church near you. The Australian Church Directory lists 557 Presbyterian 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 245 churches across 217 suburbs. Lidcombe holds the highest single-suburb count at 3 listings. Browse by state below to find the closest presbyterian church to you.
Presbyterian has 541 listings, 4.2% of Australia's church directory. Read the Q3 2026 church density report.
Position on same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ inclusion
Same-sex marriage in Presbyterian Church of Australia: Traditional position. General Assembly of Australia affirms marriage as between one man and one woman per the Westminster Confession of Faith. Ministers may not conduct same-sex marriages.
Clergy in same-sex relationships: No ordination of clergy in same-sex relationships.
Primary source: Presbyterian Church of Australia — General Assembly of Australia.
This directory lists 557 Presbyterian 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). Presbyterian 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 Territory5 churches
New South Wales245 churches
Abbotsford1 church
Albion Park1 church
Armidale1 church
Ben Lomond1 church
Black Mountain1 church
Bonnyrigg1 church
Bowral1 church
Charlestown1 church
Condobolin1 church
Coonabarabran1 church
Cootamundra1 church
Cowra1 church
Crookwell1 church
Dungog1 church
Eastwood1 church
Evans Head1 church
Forster1 church
Gloucester1 church
Goulburn1 church
Grafton1 church
Gulargambone1 church
Hill End1 church
Inverell1 church
Kingsford1 church
Lakemba1 church
Lidcombe3 churches
Lismore1 church
Macksville1 church
Manilla1 church
Manly1 church
Maroubra2 churches
Mayfield1 church
Merrylands1 church
Mittagong1 church
Moree1 church
Mosman1 church
Moss Vale1 church
Mudgee1 church
Mullumbimby1 church
Muswellbrook1 church
Nambucca Heads1 church
Narrandera1 church
Nimbin1 church
Orange1 church
Port Macquarie1 church
Portland1 church
Queanbeyan1 church
Randwick2 churches
Rhodes1 church
Riverstone2 churches
Rollands Plains1 church
Roseville1 church
Rouse Hill1 church
Rydalmere1 church
Ryde1 church
Seven Hills1 church
Shoalhaven Point1 church
South Tamworth1 church
Surry Hills1 church
Tahmoor1 church
Tamworth1 church
Taralga1 church
Telopea1 church
Thornleigh1 church
Tuross Head1 church
Tweed Heads1 church
Wagga Wagga1 church
Walcha1 church
Wallerawang1 church
Wards River1 church
Wentworthville2 churches
Wollomombi1 church
Woodford2 churches
Frequently asked questions
What is the Presbyterian Church of Australia?
The Presbyterian Church of Australia is a Reformed Protestant denomination that did not join the 1977 Uniting Church merger. It maintains its historical Reformed (Calvinist) theology, Presbyterian eldership-based governance, and emphasis on the Westminster Confession of Faith. Significant Presbyterian churches include Scots Church Sydney and Scots Church Melbourne.
Does the Presbyterian Church of Australia ordain women?
No. The Presbyterian Church of Australia does not ordain women as ministers or elders. This position has been maintained consistently since the formation of the post-1977 continuing Presbyterian Church.
How is Presbyterian different from Uniting Church?
When the Uniting Church was formed in 1977 from the Methodist, Congregational, and most of the Presbyterian Church, a significant Presbyterian minority chose not to join. That continuing Presbyterian Church holds to historic Reformed theology and traditional worship, while the Uniting Church embraced a more diverse theological and liturgical range. The two are separate denominations today.
What does a Presbyterian church service look like?
Presbyterian worship is typically structured: a clear order of service with Scripture reading, prayers, hymns or psalms, and an extended sermon (often 30-45 minutes). Music ranges from traditional hymns and psalmody to contemporary worship depending on the congregation. Communion is typically celebrated monthly or quarterly.