H3O Church

H3O Church We gather at 4pm on Sundays at Narraweena Baptist Church, 37 Greenwood Avenue, Narraweena. This means it's more than coming to church on a Sunday.

Our name H3O, reflects our desire to be people that have an "all of life" faith. Instead it's about having our head on, heart on and hands on when it comes to connecting with God, His mission and the people and world He has created.

What’s the thing you’re waiting on that you believe will make everything okay?If it disappeared tomorrow, would your hop...
03/08/2026

What’s the thing you’re waiting on that you believe will make everything okay?

If it disappeared tomorrow, would your hope disappear too?

We are diving into the ancient wisdom writings of Ecclesiastes in term 2, wrestling with its deeply challenging questions about life and meaning - questions that are as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago.

Catch up on the H3O Church Podcast and join us this Sunday!

It was Christmas in July last night at our young adults Table! Average gifts, but great people! If you’re a young adult ...
24/07/2026

It was Christmas in July last night at our young adults Table! Average gifts, but great people! If you’re a young adult looking for a great crew of people to belong to, msg us and we’ll send you through the details. 7pm Thursdays

A few snaps from our 3 Formation Retreats over the last few weeks!Time to slow down, pray, and be fully present with God...
22/07/2026

A few snaps from our 3 Formation Retreats over the last few weeks!

Time to slow down, pray, and be fully present with God and each other.

We’re really grateful for everyone who came along.

Our Formation Retreats are small group weekends away in a cottage in Kangaroo Valley. With no phone reception or wifi, shared meals, extended time in solitude and silence in nature, and spaces for listening and conversation, they’re all about slowing down and creating room for God to form us.

Young adults formation retreat 25-27 September - reach out if you wanna join!

📣Change of location for our 4pm gathering this Sunday at H3O!Join us this Sunday arvo at Singing Up Country, as we celeb...
03/07/2026

📣Change of location for our 4pm gathering this Sunday at H3O!

Join us this Sunday arvo at Singing Up Country, as we celebrate the beginning of NAIDOC week with our local community. Singing up country is a first Nations music festival, run by our friend and neighbour, aboriginal musician Michael Birk.  It’ll be a great afternoon for the family, and kids are free! Make sure you get a ticket via this link:

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590419

🗓️This Sunday, July 5 at 4pm
📍St Anthony’s in the Field, Terrey Hills

TONIGHT at 7pm! Warriewood Community Centre We are so excited to be one of a dozen local churches coming together for th...
27/05/2026

TONIGHT at 7pm! Warriewood Community Centre

We are so excited to be one of a dozen local churches coming together for the inaugural Combined Churches of the Northern Beaches Reconciliation Service. It’s a National Reconciliation Week, and what better way to embody this year’s theme “All-in”.

The way of Jesus is the way of reconciliation. In Christ, God moves towards a divided world, and as his people we are invited to be peacemakers who listen, learn and seek healing. For us in Australia, that includes taking steps towards reconciliation with First Nations peoples, listening to truth-telling, honouring the richness of Aboriginal culture and the resilience of First Nations communities, and choosing relationship over distance.

The service is First Nations led, and brings together local mob, churches, schools, community. We are excited for what this will deepen and grow locally and beyond ❤️💛🖤

https://events.humanitix.com/northernbeaches-nrw-service

18/05/2026

Join us this winter on one of our formation retreats.

We’ll be staying at Clifton Cottage in Kangaroo Valley, surrounded by nature and stunning views, with no reception or wifi — a chance to step out of the normal noise and pace of life, and make space to be with God.

There’ll be guided times of silence, solitude, prayer and reflection, and plenty of time to connect with each other over shared meals and around the campfire.

Women’s Retreats:
Friday 26 June – Sunday 28 June
Friday 17 July – Sunday 19 July

Men’s Retreats:
Friday 3 July – Sunday 5 July
Friday 24 July – Sunday 26 July

Check the details, choose your retreat, and register here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffE4yaevXTMqHsLaZlb2lTfzX-4RE9Y2RT7D0JwJ-od1nH-A/viewform?usp=header

We are so excited to see this dream become a reality in 2026…https://events.humanitix.com/northernbeaches-nrw-service
11/05/2026

We are so excited to see this dream become a reality in 2026…

https://events.humanitix.com/northernbeaches-nrw-service

After a few heavy weeks - personally and publicly - I'm grateful for spaces that call us back to peace, truth-telling, prayer, and community.

There has been much personal grief, public grief, and so much noise, division, and heaviness.

Which is why gathering together is important.

For many years, it has been a dream of mine, to see churches, across the Northern Beaches of the place now called Sydney, come together for and with Aboriginal peoples and justice. This year, that dream becomes a reality for National Reconciliation Week 2026!

I have the deep privilege of hosting the inaugural combined churches National Reconciliation Week Service on the Northern Beaches - bringing together people, churches across denominations, and community under this year's theme - All In! We really are going to be All In!

The Northern Beaches is a spiritual home and community for me and so this means so much.

At a time when these lands now called Australia still has much work to do, we will gather from Gayamaygal Country to Garigal Country, from Manly Beach to Palm Beach, and all the beaches in between, and we will gather at Warriewood Community Centre on 27 May at 7pm (arrive 6:45pm), to pray, listen, sing, build friendship, and seek peace together.

Reconciliation is not easy and it is definitely unfinished business. But I still dream and I still believe that there is beauty in people choosing to come together. I am still All In for Reconciliation - I am still choosing to show up, still choosing compassion over judgement, and still choosing love over hate.
And despite everything - I still believe we are called to walk together.

I would love you to join in. All are welcome.

When: Wednesday 27 May - 6:45pm for 7pm start
Where: Warriewood Community Centre, North Hall,
Register for free tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/northernbeaches-nrw-service



📸 Photo: Sunrise at Warriewood Lookout, the Northern Beaches, Garigal Country

H3O, along with the combined churches of the Northern Beaches, invites you to our inaugural Reconciliation Service! What...
09/05/2026

H3O, along with the combined churches of the Northern Beaches, invites you to our inaugural Reconciliation Service! What better way to mark National Reconciliation Week, especially given this year’s theme “All In”!

27 May, 7pm, Warriewood Community Centre.

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/northernbeaches-nrw-service

This Thursday night, our pastor Todd Darvas will be hosting the Let’s Tackle Gambling Harm community forum alongside the...
28/04/2026

This Thursday night, our pastor Todd Darvas will be hosting the Let’s Tackle Gambling Harm community forum alongside the team from Northern Beaches Gambling Reform Alliance.

The night features powerful stories of lived experience of gambling addiction and harm, as well as insights from the front line. Hear from Andy Hope (walking around Australia to raise awareness and share his story), Jon Owen (CEO AND pastor of Wayside Chapel), Tim Costello (Alliance for Gambling Reform) and Dr Sophie Scamps MP.

6.30PM at Pittwater Uniting Church, Warriewood.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/lets-tackle-gambling-harm-tickets-1985887491947?aff=oddtdtcreator

2 days to go until our “Let’s Tackle Gambling Harm” community forum!

More than $9 billion was lost on poker machines in NSW in 2025. On the Northern Beaches, around $3 million is lost every week.

That money comes from somewhere. Family budgets. Rent and mortgage payments. Grocery money. Kids’ needs. Futures.

And the harm isn’t just financial. Gambling addiction is linked to mental health struggles, relationship breakdown, and domestic and family violence.

This Thursday night, come hear from Andy Hope sharing his lived experience of lifelong gambling addiction, and Rev. Jon Owen from Wayside Chapel speaking from the frontlines of harm in vulnerable communities.

We’re also excited to welcome Dr Sophie Scamps MP, Federal Member for Mackellar, as a guest panellist for the evening.

If you care about the wellbeing of our community, I’d love to encourage you to come along.

Thursday 30 April
6.30–8.30pm
Pittwater Uniting Church

Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/lets-tackle-gambling-harm-tickets-1985887491947?aff=oddtdtcreator

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37 Greenwood Avenue Narraweena
Dee Why, NSW
2099

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 11am
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Sunday 3:30pm - 8pm

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