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Brisbane (Salisbury)

241 Douglas Road salisbury

As a church passionate about making, maturing, and multiplying disciples of Jesus, we’re committed to nurturing disciple-making disciples and disciple-making communities.

Join us on Sundays as we get going with our first services. It doesn't matter if you've never been to church or it has been a while — everyone is welcome!
Our weekly 9:30am service is simple in style, with genuine community, and fantastic children's ministry. After the service, you're welcome to join us for morning tea and a chat. We meet at the Little Angels Learning Centre (241 Douglas Rd, Salisbury QLD). Free car parking is available on site (undercover) and on street.

You don't need to register, but if you let us know that you are coming, we'll be even more ready to welcome you!
LET US KNOW YOU ARE COMING

How Else to Get Involved

As we meet on Sundays, there are a number of ways to get involved and partner with us.
Pray

Partner with us in prayer by subscribing to the church plant newsletter.

You can also join us on Tuesdays from 11:00-11:30AM (AEST) for our weekly zoom church plant prayer time.

Give

To make a one-off or recurring financial gift to support the plant, you can give via direct debit or online (by credit card). To give via direct debit:

BSB: 704 901
Account: 00014791

Subscribe

Subscribe to our church plant newsletter for news, prayer points, and other ways to be involved. We'll let you know about opportunities to meet the team pray, and be part of the plant team.

From the Archbishop

“The early days of the Diocese of Brisbane were characterised by the missional imagination of faithful people who listened to the invitation of the Spirit and planted churches and built places for those churches to gather. It is some time since a new church was planted in Brisbane and I am excited about the prospect of a new congregation within the boundaries of a parish that had previously made the decision to close.

This initiative has come after much prayer, consultation and planning - with me, with the other bishops and with the people of St Bart's - and reflects the values at the heart of the Diocesan Vision for "Flourishing Faith Communities" of faithfulness, courage, creativity and imagination and comprehensiveness.

I hope that people across the Diocese will hold this new initiative in prayer, as together we wait to see what the Spirit will do in Salisbury Moorooka in this new season.”

Archbishop Jeremy Greaves

Common Questions

Whilst we anticipate that the first service will be in mid-2025, there are a number of ways to get involved and partner with us in the lead up.
Will we still employ an Assistant Minister in Toowoomba?
How will the Church Plant be funded?
What was the process for approval?
Why plant a church when so many are closing?
Why plant in Brisbane? Shouldn’t we just focus on Toowoomba?
How will the Church Plant AFFECT OUR TOOWOOMBA CONGREGATIONS?
Will we continue to livestream?
Who will be leading the Church Plant?
How long has Salisbury-Moorooka been vacant?
Why Salisbury-Moorooka?
How can I get involved?
Have other questions?

More About Vision 2025

St Bart’s has been active for over 80 years proclaiming the Good News of Jesus. As we look back, we’re thankful for the ways in which God has met our needs and exceeded our expectations. The focus of our next chapter—Vision 2025—is not to replace our mission but to expand our vision for making and maturing disciples. We have five mission goals:

1. Embracing Digital
2. Actively Planting
3. Growing Maturity
4. Extending Reach
5. Improving Footprint
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