Come along and visit us at one of the services, or contact the Office. If it is unattended leave a message and someone will give you a call back. Information about our Sunday and MidWeek Services is available on the Services page by clicking here.

No – many of our members meet during the week, both formally and informally and many are involved with others in Christian organisations outside of All Saints’.

For mothers and carers of small children we run a fortnightly group called ‘Mothers and Others’ which meets on Friday mornings in the church hall during the school term. We encourage our members to be part of a Growth Group for mutual support and encouragement in our Christian lives. These groups meet in peoples’ homes on week nights or day time.

We also have two monthly mid week services, the second Thursday 11am service followed by a light lunch particularly for those who find it difficult to make it Sunday mornings. And the first Wednesday evening at 8pm a service of Healing and Wholeness where we pray for people in need.

Some of our members are involved in serving at the Manly Soup kitchen and Hospital Visiting through the Pastoral Care Team.

If you’re interested in finding out more about Christianity we regularly run the Alpha Course. You can find out more about Alpha by clicking calling the office – 02 9948 2455.

Just ring the office on 9948 2455 and we will give you the information you need to make this important decision.

Although there appear to be many types of Christian churches, we all have one thing in common – our faith in Jesus Christ. Many Aussies mistakenly think that being a Christian is about living a moral life based on the teachings of Jesus. They think that if they can be good enough then God will accept them when they die.

What God actually says is that none of us can be good enough to earn a place in his heaven. That’s why Jesus came, to do for us what we can not do for ourselves, to make us acceptable to God. By giving his perfect life in place of ours, Jesus took the punishment for our wrong doing. And by rising from the dead, Jesus conquered death for us and raises us to new life with God now and eternally.

The way that Christians express their relationship with God when they meet together may differ greatly. What unites us is God’s powerful presence with us through his son, Jesus Christ.

People come to churches for all sorts of reasons and churches are made up of people who are experiencing many of the same things as those who don’t go to church. But a church isn’t just a place you go. The church is the people, the community gathered because God calls us together to meet with him.

Being in a community of people who put their faith in Jesus Christ doesn’t provide a quick fix for all the problems that come our way. But it does mean that we don’t have to journey alone.

We definitely have an agenda but it’s not hidden. We want to help everyone to know that God loves them and that by being part of our church we will all grow together as followers of Jesus Christ.

You may decide that you don’t want to make contact with the community of All Saints’ but we encourage you to look to Jesus – he always answers those who search for him.