Visit Christ Church This Sunday
Your first Sunday at Christ Church
Come as you are. There is a place for you here.
Whether you are exploring faith, returning after time away, new to Adelaide or simply curious about Anglican worship, you are warmly invited.
Worship with us
Choose the service that suits you
Our services use the Book of Common Prayer and bring together reverence, Scripture, prayer and the Anglican choral tradition. No prior knowledge is expected. A printed order of service is provided and our welcomers will gladly help.
8.00 am
Holy Eucharist
A quiet celebration of Holy Communion, approximately 45 minutes.
10.00 am
Choral Eucharist
Our principal morning service with choir, sermon and Holy Communion, approximately 75 minutes.
5.45 pm
Litany
A brief and contemplative service of prayer, approximately 15 minutes.
6.00 pm
Choral Evensong
Scripture and the beauty of the Prayer Book sung by the choir, approximately 60 minutes.
Stay and meet us: morning tea is served after both morning services, and visitors are very welcome.
Finding us
62–72 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
Enter through the doors on the southern side of the church. There is no on-site parking; on-street parking is available in the surrounding streets, subject to posted restrictions.
What to expect
A welcoming and unhurried experience
When should I arrive?
Arriving 10–15 minutes before the service gives you time to find a seat and settle in. Enter through the southern doors; a welcomer can provide an order of service and answer any questions. You may sit wherever you feel comfortable.
Accessibility
Step-free access is available through the south-east door, along with an accessible toilet. Our Wi-Fi-enabled Listen EVERYWHERE system offers amplified sound; a welcomer can help you connect.
Children and families
Children are welcome to remain with their families throughout worship, and activity packs are available. You may also enjoy Messy Church.
What should I wear?
There is no dress code. Some people dress formally, while others dress more casually. You are welcome to come as you are.
Holy Communion
Those who regularly receive Communion in their own church are welcome to receive. You may instead come forward for a blessing or remain in your place.
Would it help to speak with someone first?
If you have questions, particular accessibility needs, or would simply appreciate making contact before attending, the Parish Office or Rector will be glad to help.