Welcome!
We are a growing Anglican Church located in the centre of the Gold Coast.
God has called us to be a church known for our relationships: with God, with our community and with each other. We are striving to be more like Jesus.
Please Join Us
There is a place for you in our church.
7:30am Sunday is a traditional-style service with an active and forward-thinking congregation. 9:30am Sunday is an informal-style service with a dynamic format and an inter-generational focus. We also have lots of ways to connect, grow and serve throughout the week.
Children and Families
From little things, big things grow.
In a time-poor, demanding world, helping families enable our children to understand, express and grow in their faith is one of our main priorities. To do this we have a range of Sunday and midweek programs and networks.
Youth and Young Adults
Young people are not the future of the church – they are the church of today.
Our young people are actively shaping our church through midweek groups, events, Sunday services, community and school involvement.
Seniors
It is never somebody else’s turn.
Age is never a limitation in God’s family. One of the strengths of our community is not just how the older generation encourages the younger, but their active example in the ways they grow, connect and serve.
Mission
We are called to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
We actively support our mission partners, but also encourage our community to be enthusiastically involved and supportive of mission locally, nationally and internationally.
Issue 03 – June 2018
http://issuu.com/robinaanglican/docs/closer_magazine_issue_03_june_2018?e=32912240/61926382
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Sermon Sunday 10th of June
https://soundcloud.com/anglican-church-robina/sermon-10th-of-june-2018
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Reflection by Rev’d Stewart
These days I rarely see commercials on TV, despite TV watching being one of my vices. With modern technology it’s never been easier to fast forward through those pesky commercials and get straight back to the show we want to watch… the irony is that even though I am...
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