Didn’t Celia pray for a husband? God delivered. But not in a way she expected. That is just one of the many stories connected to Hurstville Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Welcome to the Hurstville Seventh-day Adventist Church. It is a place of faith and community. This church offers a welcoming family feel.
The Hurstville Seventh-day Adventist Church is Christ-centred. It is bible-based. It is a truth-seeking church. Every Saturday morning the multicultural church holds services. These services include Children’s programs for various ages. Lunch follows the service every Sabbath.
But the church is more than just weekly services. It is a hub of activity. Hurstville Seventh-day Adventist Church offers much to its members.
Sebastian once searched for happiness. His search left him depressed. He felt hopeless. Sebastian wanted to end his life. Then someone handed him a little book about Jesus.
The Waitara Seventh-day Adventist Church was established around 1903. Today it has over 400 members. Waitara focuses on spiritual growth and fellowship.
At Waitara, people grow closer to God through worship. They study the Bible. They pray and share their faith. Everyone is invited to join on Saturdays. Song Service starts at 9.20 am. Bible Study begins at 10.00 am. The Sermon is at 11 am. Programs cater for all ages and stages. Bible study is a passion for some. Everyone can join every Wednesday at 7:30 pm. They have an in-depth Bible Study and a mid-week prayer session.
The Youth of the Waitara Seventh-day Adventist Church present the ALIVE Program. It occurs the first and third Sabbath of each month. This program caters for all. Their Pathfinders and Adventurer Clubs are among the best in the Conference. They also run regular health expos.
Whether you seek spiritual guidance. Or whether you desire community. The Hurstville Seventh-day Adventist Church opens its arms. It welcomes you.