Welcome to Dubbo Uniting Church
We are a multicultural and multi-generational church in a regional community who endeavour to worship God, follow Jesus and love all.
We are based in the city of Dubbo, offering a range of worship styles and opportunities for people of all ages to be involved.
Dubbo Uniting Church believes that all people are made in the image of God and hold inherent dignity.
We are a Safe Church and we welcome people of every age, ethnicity, sexuality, gender and ability. We believe that God reaches out to all people in love and acceptance, and that our relationships with each other should reflect that through love and respect.
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Latest News from Across the Synod
Pentecost 21 - Render to Caesar - Matthew 22: 15-22
Jesus calls us to live out our lives as authentic, created-in-the-image of God people. This touches everything we do, say and think, and as controversial as it sounds, how we vote.
Pentecost 20- The Invitation That Requires Our Response- Matthew 22:1-14
God's grace welcomes us as we are, but it also calls us to change.
Pentecost 19- What Ae We Doing with God's Vineyard?- Matthew 21:33-46
God has entrusted this vineyard for a moment in time, so may we tend to it faithfully, share it generously and produce good fruit.
City Meets Country, Again!
This September, we were delighted to have the opportunity to visit Coonabarabran, a small town in north-west NSW, some 160 kilometres north of Dubbo and 183 kilometres west of Tamworth.
Pentecost 18 - The Parable of the Two - Matthew 21: 23-32
A father has two sons..... who couldn't be more different in their responses. Yes, it's a story ages old, but also a story about the ways, the paths, the choices of responding. The parable begins with these words.... "What do you think"? So what DO you think? Join us as we explore life and faith together.
Can Green AI shape the future of sustainability?
AI's environmental cost is well documented, but a new movement called Green AI is emerging to change that, cutting energy use while tackling biodiversity loss and climate resilience. The piece looks at what this shift means for companies and investors.