Our Worship Service involves participation, both formally and informally. Music, singing, words and images are part of our worship.
Holy Communion is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The offer to share in the Lord's meal of bread and wine/juice is open to anyone "who loves the Lord and wants to love Jesus more".
Following the service everyone is invited for a cuppa and to enjoy conversation and community time in the auditorium.

Rev Narelle Penman will be leading our 9:30am worship service with Holy Communion at Manning Uniting Church on Sunday morning. All are welcome.
United Nations General Assembly has designated 12 July each year as the International Day of Hope – inviting all peoples to pause, reflect, and recommit to a future built not on despair or division, but on shared humanity and the unwavering belief in a better tomorrow. This day is about more than optimism. It’s about choosing to take action toward a better future, despite the circumstances and the odds.
The date is linked to a national holiday in Kiribati, the first country to see the sunrise each day – a metaphor for hope and the beginning of a new day. Although a week late, it is nevertheless timely to focus on Hope.
During the service we will celebrate the Lord’s Supper, also called Holy Communion. The Uniting Church practices an "open table" where all are welcome to share a meal of bread and wine that remembers Jesus' sacrifice and is a foretaste of the Kingdom of God.
Afterwards we gather for a time of connecting and chat over a cuppa. New people and visitors are most welcome to join us.
Bible Readings: Psalm 19 and Luke 6:27-37
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