3 Best Churches in Adelaide

“St Peter's Cathedral provides a community that values diversity and intellectual freedom. The church provides a Christ-centred, sacramental, inclusive, thinking mission, mission-oriented faith community. The church welcomes people of all ages, from babies to octogenarians, and from many different backgrounds. St Peter's Cathedral is also the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide. They also have an inclusive sacramental community that cherishes excellent liturgy, music and preaching. They enrich the people to grow in faith, reflect God’s beauty and grace in their life together, and serve the wider community.”

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“St Francis Xavier's Cathedral provides a reconciliation, exposition and adoration. The church's foundation stone was laid in 1856. The church was built in Gothic Revival, which is in the Early English style. The Family Sacrament Program provides a community-based program that values the role of parents as the first educators of faith and family as the basic building block of all communities. The church has three organs that are still used for choir and music during the prayer mass times. St Francis Xavier's Cathedral provides a live-streaming mass at 11 am. They also have a bronze statues of Jesus and Joseph.”

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“Trinity Church Adelaide has a hundred people who meet in it each week, and they are part of a living history. The church is Adelaide’s pioneer church. The church's foundation stone was laid in January 1838 and was opened officially in August of the same year. The church is a part of the Trinity Network. The Friendship Service is a traditional church gathering that conducts a short biblical sermon, communion and hymns. The church has a Growth Groups ministry of small groups that meet regularly to study the Bible and pray together. The church is the worship place for governors, the military and the colony's prominent families.”

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