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
Christ The King- Matthew 25:31-46 - 22112026
If Christ is our King, then his Kingdom must be reflected in the way that we live.
Pentecost 25 - A Different Way - Matthew 25:14-30
The Parable of the Talents can encourage us to explore our talents/gifts. Or may be in this parable Jesus is suggesting a different way.
A Letter of Thanks to Hope Uniting Church and its Community
As Rev. Hee Won Chang’s placement at Hope Uniting Church in Maroubra draws to a close at the end of November, Hee Won writes a love letter to a congregation that makes room for its neighbours, one barbecue, garden bed and open door at a time.
A Century of Faith, Friendship and Belonging
One hundred years ago, on 23 October 1926, the foundation stone was laid for a new Congregational church in Chester Street, Epping. A century later, the building still stands — but the real story of Epping Uniting Church is found in the generations of people who have worshipped, laughed, loved, served and supported one another within its walls.
A Century of Faith, Friendship and Belonging (1)
One hundred years ago, on 23 October 1926, the foundation stone was laid for a new Congregational church in Chester Street, Epping. A century later, the building still stands — but the real story of Epping Uniting Church is found in the generations of people who have worshipped, laughed, loved, served and supported one another within its walls.
Pentecost 24 - Watching and Waiting - Matthew 25: 1-13
Matthew draws us into the theme of watching and waiting, which is a part of the wise life, but also part of the wise faith. It's not about something off into the future, but about being awake, in faith, in mind, in the world and days in which we find ourselves. Let us explore life and faith together.