3 Best Churches in Alice Springs

“Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church provides an ethnic and religious group to fulfil the different and individual needs of the people in the community. The church was laid foundation stone in 1968 and opened in 1969. The church has a Liturgy Committee that endeavours to enhance the liturgical life of the Parish. They provide better communication between the parish groups involved in Liturgy. Baptism is the first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship in the sacrament. They also has reconciliation on every Saturday 11:30am & 5:30pm. The anointing of the sick is a healing ritual appropriate for physical and mental spiritual sickness.”

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“Alice Springs Baptist Church is a smack bang in the middle of Australia and a community passionate about Jesus. The church was agreed upon in their early days to hand governance and established the independent Alice Springs Baptist Church. The Baptist Churches of South Australia is the first stage of the new Church building in East Side, which was opened in 1970. Their mission is to help parents and carers raise Godly children by providing a child-friendly environment. Alice Springs Baptist Church has mainly music for preschoolers and people. The church Primary School-aged kids originally gathered together for games, worship and teaching or drama.”

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“John Flynn Memorial Church provides a design that was a result of a national architectural competition incorporating passive cooling and local and national symbolism in their design. The church was opened by the Prime Minister in 1956. They are proud to be a multicultural group. The church is a part of The Flynn Trail. They provide a self-guided heritage tour of Alice Springs and their surroundings. The other activities of the church are Bible studies, Prison ministry and Op Shop. The church also has lawns, an Adelaide House, halls, and a commercial kitchen available for events and community activities.”

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