In 1963, the ground we stand on at St Aidan’s Uniting Church witnessed a special moment. Reverend L.O.C. White, a key figure in the church’s early days, led a dedication ceremony. This marked the beginning of St Aidan’s journey. Originally, St Aidan’s was a Presbyterian church. It officially opened its doors in 1965. However, in a twist of fate, St. Aidan’s merged with another church. In 2011, it joined forces with Trinity to become the North Balwyn Uniting Church. Today, St Aidan’s Uniting Church stands as a testament to the evolving religious landscape of the area. It represents a blend of tradition and progress, echoing with the stories of those who came before.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs