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Campbelltown Anglican Churches · 10 min read
Who is Campbelltown Anglican Churches?
Campbelltown Anglican Churches is a group of Anglican communities in south-west Sydney, in the suburb of Campbelltown. It brings together several sites: St Peter's in Campbelltown, whose 1823 building is believed to be the oldest surviving building in the town, a community at Menangle Park (Broughton Anglican College), St Andrew's in Airds, and the Macarthur Indigenous Church in Wedderburn. Each week the Bible is read and explained, with live music, prayer and time to chat over tea or coffee.
What marks this family of churches is the variety of its initiatives: the five-week LIFE course on Jesus, a Friday youth group, an after-school club for children, a playgroup for ages 0 to 5, and English classes based on the Bible. Its sermons are preached in English, summarized here in French, and available in English and Japanese on the site. Efficient Church summarizes a selection of its sermons on this page: key points, Bible verses and a link to each original video.
Sermon summaries from Campbelltown Anglican Churches
Frequently asked questions about Campbelltown Anglican Churches
Who leads Campbelltown Anglican Churches?
The group's website does not highlight any one leader. These are Anglican churches in the Diocese of Sydney that work together, with a shared office and a ministry team.
Where are Campbelltown Anglican Churches located?
In south-west Sydney: in Campbelltown (St Peter's), Menangle Park, Airds (St Andrew's) and Wedderburn (Macarthur Indigenous Church).
When is the service and how can I follow it online?
Several services are held each week across the different sites; times are listed on campbelltownanglican.org. The church shares its messages on its YouTube channel and on Facebook and Instagram.