UNICHURCH
Find out about Jesus on Campus
MEETING EVERY SUNDAY 4:30PM
ON CAMPUS | ONLINE
Unichurch is for everyone! We have university students, high-schoolers, parents, workers! Everyone is welcome; you don’t need to be studying at Uni and you don’t need to be studying at UQ. We’d love to have you along!
Our gatherings are also available online through our facebook page.
What’s Unichurch like?
The Unichurch Papers
Visit Us
GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE BUILDING
ROOM 273
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
ST LUCIA CAMPUS
How to get there?
If you have a car, there’s plenty of car parks on Sunday and it’s free. It’s usually easiest to park under the UQ Centre and walk up Union Road. If you’re catching a bus, we’re an easy walk from either the UQ Lakes bus stop or UQ Chancellors Place bus stop.
GROWTH GROUPS
Growing together in faith, love and hope
EVERY WEDNESDAY @ 6PM
GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE (ROOM 273)
Growth Groups are weekly small groups where members of Unichurch dig into the Bible together, pray and care for each other under the leadership of mature Christians.
At Unichurch, all our Growth Groups meet in the same room on campus. We kick off with dinner together and then split into groups for bible study.
Our groups run for a year at a time and are split into strands. If it’s your first year, you’ll join a group studying the book of John.
FAQS
+ How do I get to the University of Queensland?
If you have a car, there’s usually plenty of car parks on Sunday and it’s free. Best parking is on any of the streets close to our lecture theatre (Campbell Road, Blair Drive or a little further away on University Drive). If you’re catching a bus, we’re an easy walk from either the UQ Lakes bus stop or UQ Chancellors Place bus stop.
+ Do I have to be a university student to come along?
Everyone is welcome at Unichurch! Unichurch meets at the University of Queensland, hence the name, but we have a diverse group of people who come along. Some are in high school, many are working - we even have some parents.
+ 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’re an Independent Evangelical Church. We have people who come from Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican and other denominations, or even no particular denomination.
+ What kind of songs do you sing?
Our songs are contemporary and are played by a band that consists of a mixture of guitar, keyboard, vocals, drum box or kit, bass guitar and sometimes a violin. The focus of the music is on what the lyrics teach us about Jesus.
+ Can I bring my kids?
Kids are certainly welcome at Unichurch. It should be noted though that we are not able to offer a kids’ program or crèche. So bring your kids along if they’re happy sit alongside you in church.
+ Will there be food?
Yes. Each week we have dinner together after church for those keen to stick around. It's usually Thai, Indian, Pizza or something else. We always have a vegetarian option. And we try to get some gluten-free options too. Guests eat free. Regulars contribute about $5 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.
Josh oversees our Unichurch Congregation.
If you’d like more information, get in touch with him.
