Pitt Street Uniting Church Sydney

15/08/2026

14/08/2026

A most wonderful use of the church space. Congratulations to all who help organise this event. We look forward to future occasions of making music 🎵 🎶🎼…..

11/08/2026

Oops… I got an “e” in this my latest spelling test !!!

23/07/2026

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of Rev Dr John Brown AM, one of the Uniting Church in Australia’s most influential leaders, who died last Friday, 17 July, at the age of 92.
A faithful servant of Jesus, John helped shape the theological imagination, mission priorities and public witness of the Uniting Church for more than four decades. His was a ministry defined not by personal prominence, but by faithful leadership, genuine relationships and an unwavering conviction that God’s mission is lived through justice, partnership and reconciliation.
His enduring legacy can be seen in the Uniting Church’s commitment to Covenanting with the UAICC - Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, its understanding of itself as a multicultural Church, its global vision for mission and its long-standing partnership with the Korean Church. Through patient leadership and unwavering determination, John helped lay foundations that continue to guide the Church today.
“John was one of the Church’s significant leaders, and a pioneer of multicultural and covenant ministry in the UCA,” said Uniting Church President Rev Charissa Suli.
“As we give thanks for John’s faithful life and witness, we hold his family, friends and all who mourn his passing in our prayers. In the hope of the resurrection, we commend him into the eternal love and mercy of God, giving thanks for a life faithfully lived in the service of Jesus Christ.”
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22/07/2026

So pleased you were here to mark NAIDOC week with us at Pitt Street Uniting Church Sydney, Amy Nichole Allan.

02/07/2026

Register here.
Pitt Street members save $10 on all the tickets using this discount code MEMBERPITTST
In person: $10 booked ahead of time or $15 at the door. And free for online.

29/06/2026

You are invited to attend this event in person in Sydney or on Zoom.

At the intersection of Native American spirituality and the Christian tradition, mutual illumination between the two has the potential to strengthen bonds of kinship across divides. However, historically, this conversation has not seen its fullest flourishing as hierarchy, dominance, and assimilation have unduly burdened or silenced Indigenous peoples. Together, we will explore positive steps on the good path of survival, resistance, respect, and harmony for all siblings.

Amy N. Allan is a feminist Hebrew Bible scholar of Choctaw, Cherokee, Tuscarora, and German descent currently residing in the greater Chicago area. Her current research at NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community focuses on the depictions of the Divine in the storytelling of Genesis and its implications for Itilaui Kanomi (Relational Harmony). Amy is also an interfaith chaplain at Northwestern Medicine and in the ordination process with the United Curch of Christ.

Naomi Wolfe is a trawlwoolway Aboriginal with Jewish German and Irish heritage. She is a theologian and historian based in Melbourne, committed to collaborative, community-grounded scholarship that centres Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives to reshape theological and educational practice. Her work as a historian at Australian Catholic University, as University Scholar at the University of Divinity, adjunct at St Mark’s National Theological College, and a member of NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community, is at the intersection of decolonising theology, Indigenous studies, and historical inquiry.

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07/05/2026

02/05/2026

We mark with deep sadness the passing of Rev. Dr Jione Havea, who died suddenly in Tonga on 29 April.

We grieve his passing even as we trust that he now rests in God’s embrace. We give thanks for the part he added to this world, and for the part he played in the lives of so many.

We hold his family, friends, colleagues, and students in our prayers, and we commend him to God’s care with gratitude for a life faithfully lived.🙏