I’m new

Thanks for visiting our site. Here at St Nicholas Australind we are focused on connecting with Jesus and with one another.

Whether you’re new to the area, interested in joining in, or even exploring your faith, the St Nicholas Australind church family welcomes you!

There’s a few ways to get started. You can check out:

  • the service in-person (9am Wednesday, 9am Sunday)
  • the sermons online here
  • the Q&A below
  • the What’s On page to explore some options of getting involved
  • our blog

Feel free to come alone, with family or with a friend – we’d be happy to welcome you at a service! We know how it can feel walking into a church and having no idea what is happening. You might find helpful a series of teachings answering questions on why we do what we do when we gather – you can check out the sermons for that here.

Why are people taking communion with a small cracker and a cup of wine? Why do people get baptised? Why are people being prayed for? Our FAQ also covers a lot of these questions.

Of course, if you want to know more, ask us via the contact form or – even better! – visit us.

Where we meet

St Nicholas Anglican Church

11 Paris Rd, Australind WA 6233

Q & A

Do you have programs for my children?

We have a dedicated clean and comfortable 0 to 3-year-old room with suitable toys and a sofa for nursing mothers.  Parents can sit with their children and still hear the service through the speakers.
Our Godly Play ministry runs during the Sunday service and is suitable for 3 to 9-year-olds, while our Youth G.O.T program is aimed at 10 to 16-year-olds. All of our children’s volunteers have Working with Children cards and Safe Church Training.

How will I know where to go when I arrive?

Our welcomers will greet you at the door and will be sure to help you find your place and answer any questions you might have.

What should I expect at each service?

Our 9 am Sunday service is our church family service.  We include both traditional hymns and contemporary worship songs, as well as readings from the bible, prayers and a message to encourage us in our understanding of our faith. We share communion during the service. Afterwards, there is time for a cup of tea/coffee and a chat.

How should I dress?

Come as you are! Some of us like to wear our ‘Sunday best’, others prefer to wear jeans so we can sit on the floor with our kids.