Coffee Morning Meetings
Coffee Mornings are held on the first Thursday of the month between March and November.
Our meetings are held in the Church Hall. Refreshments are served from 10.15 am, followed by a guest speaker. Topics are varied, stimulating and interesting.
Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to come when you are able. A small donation is appreciated to cover expenses. Any excess money is given to the Boroondara Community Outreach – this is a program organised by the Uniting Church in association with Boroondara City Council in assisting the most disadvantaged, local citizens.
To receive regular updates of speakers, we invite you to join our email service by contacting us at mail@auburnuc.com.au , leaving your name and email address – this way you won’t miss out on program updates.
PROGRAM 2025
The next Coffee Morning will be on Thursday 2 October at 10.15am.
The guest speaker will be Mr James Nevein, Philanthropic Relationships Officer, Uniting Church Frontier Services. James will speak in particular on the role of Bush Chaplains in rural Australia. Bush Chaplains fill a unique role, visiting people on remote properties, lending a sympathetic ear, and referring people to other service providers as appropriate. They provide practical, pastoral and spiritual support to those in need.
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During the coming school holidays, the Hebron Christian Fellowship invites school-age children to Discover the Bigness of God, at a special series of bible classes: Monday 22 - Friday 26 September, 9am - 3.30pm in the Hall at Auburn Uniting Church, Hepburn St Hawthorn. This is a free event, but registration is essential - see link on the attached flyer.
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EVENTS:
Garden

Garden

Organ Recital
EVENTS:
Church Garden:
Come and enjoy the gardens around the church.
You are welcome to walk through the grounds which adjoin Oxley Road, Hepburn Street, Duffy Place and Edlington Street - set back from the SW corner of Burwood Road and Auburn Road. The exterior of the church was renovated in 2021 and the gardens are for everyone to share. The pop-up garden cared for by members of ASPECT, a local group of young neuro-diverse people, recently featured on Gardening Australia.