Clarinda Baptist Church

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How many churches do you know that provide pastoral and practical support? Clarinda Baptist Church is one such place. It stands as a beacon of hope in the community. Let’s delve into the story of this church.

Clarinda Baptist Church was established on December 31 1994. It is a registered charity in Victoria. Its ABN is 82523060140. The church offers pastoral support. It provides care for people in the community. Practical support is also available. This includes a foodbank.

The church addresses critical community needs. It helps unemployed persons. Clarinda Baptist Church supports those at risk of homelessness. It aids financially disadvantaged people. Adults aged 25 to under 65 also receive help.

The address of Clarinda Baptist Church is 124 Bourke Rd Clarinda VIC 3169. You can contact them via email. The email address is clarindabaptist@hotmail.com. Their website is www.clarindabaptist.org.

Haldane Peters is a member of Clarinda Baptist Church. He holds the designation of Other. Jenny Celle is the Worship Leader. Lew Celle delivers the message. You can view recordings of the Sunday service online. They are usually available on Sunday afternoon.

Notably counseling services are no longer offered here.

Clarinda Baptist Church also holds Spanish services. Join them on Sundays at 6.30 pm. Worship God in Spanish. Fellowship follows with a light meal. Pastor Jorge Sandoval leads the Spanish service. Contact Lew Celle at 0434999552 for inquiries.

Clarinda Baptist Church is more than just a place of worship. It is a community hub. It provides essential services. It extends a helping hand to those in need. Its commitment to pastoral care and practical support makes it a vital part of Clarinda. Remember the church’s dedication as you pass by.

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