Mullum Mullum Anglican Church

In the heart of Ringwood, a suburb east of Melbourne, stands a testament to faith and community: Mullum Mullum Anglican Church. Don’t let the unassuming facade fool you. Mullum Mullum Anglican Church holds within its walls a rich history spanning over a century. The story of Mullum Mullum Anglican Church begins not on this very spot, but a few streets away in 1879. Back then, the first St Paul’s, the precursor to the church we see today, was erected on Mount Dandenong Road. As the community grew, so did their need for a larger space, leading to relocations in 1915 and again in 1924. Finally, in 1970, Mullum Mullum Anglican Church found its permanent home here on Warrandyte Road. But the journey didn’t end there. In 2009, two congregations, St Paul’s Ringwood and Djerrnong, united to form the present-day Mullum Mullum Anglican Church. This union, much like the church’s own journey, speaks to its inclusive and welcoming spirit. Today, Mullum Mullum Anglican Church is much more than just a place of worship, it’s a thriving hub for the community, a beacon of hope and support. They offer a free lunch every Monday, embodying their commitment to serving those in need. Their outreach extends beyond the local community, supporting missions both locally and across the globe. As you stand here, consider the generations who have sought solace, celebrated milestones, and found a spiritual home within these walls. Mullum Mullum Anglican Church is a testament to the enduring power of faith, community, and service, a legacy that continues to shape the lives of those who walk through its doors.