3 Best Churches in Brisbane

“The Cathedral of St Stephen is a heritage-listed cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane. They feature sandstone towers, imported stained glass windows, and the organ. The Cathedral of St Stephen serves the city and the Archdiocese equally. Their design captivates visitors with a contrasting blend of cool visuals in interior and exterior spaces, creating an engaging and serene atmosphere for them. They continue to serve you through their online resources and webcasts. Their mission is to be a focal point in Brisbane to witness Christ's love and the Gospel. They welcome all their visitors.”

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“Saint John's Anglican Cathedral is home to a community that offers the best of the Anglican tradition in dialogue with the issues and needs of their day. They continue to provide open-minded conversation and seek to practice inclusion. The cathedral is the perfect place for significant diocesan events, such as the ordinations of priests and deacons, which attract large congregations. They serve as a magnet where diverse people gather to worship, celebrate, seek solace, converse and learn. The cathedral aspires to foster an environment where individuals are encouraged to seek God and progress along their unique spiritual paths.”

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“Albert Street Uniting Church was built after many years, was 80 feet long, 40 feet wide, and was designed by Thomas Pearson & Sons, capable of holding 500 people. They are a church that is continually renewed by God’s reconciling love found in Jesus Christ, and they are committed to sharing this Good News with others. The church's side entrance is on the base of the tower and has a broad Gothic arch. Their mission is to promote reconciliation, transformation, justice, and hope for all people. They are committed to living out their 5 Congregational Behaviours as they live out their life of Worship, Witness and Service. These are Radical Hospitality, Passionate Worship and Faith Forming Discipleship.”

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