St Thomas' North Sydney

1 summarized message(s) from this church.

View articles

Who is St Thomas' North Sydney?

St Thomas' North Sydney is an Anglican church in the Diocese of Sydney, located on the corner of Church Street and McLaren Street in North Sydney. The parish dates back to the 1840s: a first building opened in 1846, and the present Gothic Revival church was completed in the 1880s. Three services are held each Sunday: at 8am, a traditional service following the Book of Common Prayer; at 10am, a contemporary service with programs for children of all ages; and at 5pm, a contemporary service followed by supper.

What marks this church is the combination of a rich Anglican heritage with varied styles of worship, for every generation. 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 St Thomas' North Sydney

Frequently asked questions about St Thomas' North Sydney

Which family of churches does St Thomas' North Sydney belong to?

It is an Anglican parish in the Diocese of Sydney. Its website does not single out one leader, but presents a ministry team that looks after the three Sunday services.

Where is St Thomas' North Sydney located?

On the corner of Church Street and McLaren Street in North Sydney (New South Wales, 2060), on the north side of Sydney Harbour. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm.

When is the service and how can I follow it online?

On Sundays at 8am (traditional), 10am (contemporary, with kids programs) and 5pm (contemporary). An online service is also offered through the church's website.

← All churches