Brunswick Baptist Church

25/03/2026

Dear BBC family and friends.

We invite you to join us for the special Easter services. Here’s a glimpse of our calendar to help you plan:

EASTER CALENDAR
Brunswick Baptist Church.

🌿 Palm Sunday Service
📍 Brunswick Uniting Church – 214 Sydney Rd, Brunswick
⏰ 9:30 AM
Join us for a special service hosted by our BUC friends, followed by an ecumenical procession with a donkey as we celebrate the arrival of Christ into Jerusalem. It means, we won't meet at our church building for Palm Sunday.

💧 Maundy Thursday
📍 Brunswick Baptist Church
⏰ 6:00 PM
A meaningful evening of foot washing, followed by a nourishing soup🍲 meal and communion 🫓🍷. Let’s reflect on the love and humility Jesus demonstrated. 🌿

✝️ Tenebrae Service (Good Friday)
📍 Brunswick Baptist Church
⏰ 6:00 PM
A quiet and contemplative service for deep reflection on the Passion narrative. 🕯️

🌅 Easter Sunday & New Members Celebration Service
📍 Brunswick Baptist Church
⏰ 10:00 AM
Celebrate the Resurrection of Christ with us, along with the joyful welcome of our new members as we share in communion 🍷🫓 together. 🌸

19/03/2026

🌟 Hi dear friends! 🌟

This weekend, we have some wonderful events at our church that we’d love to share with you! 🙌

🎶 Saturday, 21st March: Autumn Equinox Concert
Join us for a beautiful celebration of the Autumn season! 🍂

We are excited to welcome incredible violin artists for a night of music and reflection. 🎻

🕢 Doors open at 7:30 PM for snacks and mingling, and the concert will begin at 8:00 PM.

🎟️ The entry fee is 20 AUD, and all proceeds will support our Food Bank and Sanctuary Lunch Programs.

🙏 Sunday Church Service, 22nd March: Naroos Celebration
At 10:00 AM, we will gather for a special service to celebrate Naroos, the Persian New Year. 🎉

There will be a Persian-inspired morning tea, and we will come together to pray and wait with hope for peace and justice in Iran and the middle east💖

We hope to see you all there for a weekend filled with community, joy, and giving! 🌍✨

26/01/2026

Yesterday, at our Aboriginal Sunday Service Common Grace, we drew these hearts as a simple sign of love and solidarity with our Aboriginal brothers and sisters.

Today, on this day of mourning, invasion, and survival for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we pause with reverence.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Wurrunjuri peoples, on which we gather and honour their faithful care of this land since time immemorial.

We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.

With humility and hope, we commit ourselves to walking together listening with open hearts, seeking healing and justice, and nurturing relationships grounded in love, friendship, and mutual respect.

May we continue to journey toward a future that is safe, free, and flourishing for all 🍃💚

22/01/2026

Hi friends,

Our Church will be joining the Aboriginal Sunday theme prepared by Common Grace

The service starts at 10 AM, 25th January afterwards morning tea☕️🍪🍓
Everyone is welcome! 🙂🫶

We will open a safe space to come together in deep listening, friendship, and respect, to honour the rich cultures and stories of this land’s First Peoples.

May our church continue to be a place of reconciliation, healing, and justice 🤝👏🍃🕯️

28/11/2025

Hello dear community!

Tomorrow, Sunday, November 30th, there will be a Brunch at our church Brunswick Baptist Church, 491 Sydney Rd, Brunswick, at 10 AM.

We will be celebrating cultures, including Latin culture ✨ There will be live music 🎶🪇🎺🥁 and Latin food 🥑🌽🥔

Everyone is invited! We hope you can join us!

A wonderful opportunity to celebrate our cultural diversity among us 🎊

11/08/2023

It was great to demonstrate a Renew Wellbeing space at church on Sunday: a quiet shared space where it's OK not to be OK.

We were grateful to connect with Ruth on our trip to the UK and share her wellbeing vision with our church community.

We're hoping to set up a permanent weekday space in the near future so stay tuned!

07/03/2021

Today we read about Jesus cleansing the temple, where he stands up to those who would abuse their power against the poor and marginalised (John 2.13-22).

Lent encourages us to pick up our cross and follow Jesus into difficult places, to stand in the gap between oppressors and the oppressed.

We reflected on this through the stories of 2 heroic women: Sister Ann Roza Tu Hawng, the Catholic nun who stood between police and protesters in Myanmar this week; and Emmeline Pankhurst, the suffragette who fought for women's right to vote.

As we journey to the cross this year we continue to pray deeply with the people of Myanmar.




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13/02/2021

G'day folks.

If you hadn't heard, we're back on Zoom this morning. Hope to see you there, otherwise enjoy the quiet of the day :)

Blessings,
Mark.

31/01/2021

Everyone who is standing up for a for all refugees in detention by World Refugee Day this year.

Be it this Church in Brunswick or the hundreds charities and groups that together are demanding freedom for
all refugees in detention. Let this year be the end of this cruelty. Let it be the year of safety, freedom and resettlement.

10/12/2020

Today is world human rights day. The Brunswick Baptist Church says for hundreds of refugees illegally detained in Australia.

Join us for a song and vigil at the church if you're in the neighbourhood, or rally at the Mantra Hotel tonight at 8pm.

10/12/2020

For so many, like Tri, Australia has been a place of welcome and healing. It's not too late to be that place again...

The Feed meets the former refugee walking from Melbourne to Canberra with a boat to say thanks to the country that welcomed him.