Gathering as God’s People
We would love to have you join us!
Southside Bible Church is a place where imperfect people can meet a perfect Saviour in Jesus.
We are many cultures transformed by the grace of God into one people who strive to learn and obey the Bible.
We believe the point of our lives is to love God and to love our neighbours. We do this through life changing relationships inside and outside our church.
OUR MISSION
BUILD
Build the church as
a community in love
REACH
Reach people with
the Gospel of grace
MAKE
Make disciples who
know and obey the Bible
Join With Us
Sunday Service at 10.00
We normally meet at Namadgi School in their
Village Performing Art Centre (VPAC) Hall.
While we do not own a building, the VPAC Hall at Namadgi School
is a blessing we thank God for and we remember that Church
is not a building, but an assembly of Christians.
What is church like at SBC?
Take a glimpse at what a normal Sunday looks like.
If you want to know more, click here
EVENTS
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New Sermon Series
We will be starting a new sermon series in 2 Kings this Sunday
Please read 1 Kings again to familiarise yourself with where we are up to.
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Baptisms | 23 February
Celebrate new life in Christ as we witness the sign and seal of baptism.
Join us after church for a lunch to celebrate SBC’s birthday as well
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Sermon Series
We have just finished our sermon series in Luke. To catch up on any you may have missed, click below.
Sharing the Love of Christ
in Our Community
We are dedicated to sharing the message of Christ's love and salvation with others.
Our church is centered on Jesus Christ, and we invite you to join us as we learn more about Him together.
SERMONS
We believe that faith comes from hearing the word of God. So, our Bible talks are Christ-centred, grace-filled and meaningful to our lives.
MINISTRIES
We believe that church is not just for ourselves.
We don’t come to church to be consumers, but to be equipped through worship and training to serve others. We put the needs of others before our own, considering the health of the Body as a whole rather than just our own tribe.
