+ How do I get to Ironside State School?

Cars - If you have a car, there’s usually plenty of street parking available.

Public Transport: Buses – for Growth Groups on Wednesdays, getting to Ironside is super quick and easy from the UQ Chancellors Place bus stop, with regular buses every 10-15 minutes on the 427 and 428 route. On Sundays, it's a bit trickier, but the 411 and 428 buses are the best option.

Trains – if you are coming in on the train, Indooroopilly train station is the closest one to Ironside. From there you can catch the 428 bus route to Ironside school.

Translink’s journey planner is a useful tool to plan your way to church: https://jp.translink.com.au/plan-your-journey/journey-planner.

There is also the option of catching a lift with a church member! If you can get to one of the centralised transport hubs such as Indooroopilly train station, UQ Chancellors Place or UQ Lakes station we'd love to pick you up and give you a lift. Please use the contact us form below to let us know if we can help you.

+ Do I have to be a university student to come along?

Everyone is welcome at Unichurch! We have a diverse group of people who come along. Some are in high school, many are working - we even have some parents and kids. But since we're so close to the University of Queensland, we do want to make special effort to reach out to University Students.

+ What are your Bible talks about?

We want people to understand who Jesus is as found in the Bible. That’s why each Sunday night we read the Bible and listen to someone explaining and applying it to our lives. The aim is understand God better and what he's done for us. 

+ What denomination are you?

We are part of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). But people come from Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican and other denominations, or even no particular denomination.

+ What kind of songs do you sing?

Most of our songs are contemporary, but we like to mix in a few old hymns now and then. The band will usually consist of a guitar, keyboard, vocals, drum box etc. The focus of the music is on what the lyrics teach us about God.

+ Can I bring my kids?

Kids are certainly welcome at Unichurch. Usually you'll see at least 5 or 6 running around. That said, we don't offer a full kids’ program.

+ Will there be food?

Yes. Each week we have dinner together after church for those keen to stick around. It's usually Thai, Pizza or something else from a local restaurant. First-timers eat free. Regulars contribute about $7 to help cover costs.

+ How many people come along?

When Uni is on we have around 60 to 80 people. During Uni holidays there's usually between 40 to 60. It feels like there’re more than enough people to get to know but not so many that you’ll get lost in the crowd.