3 Best Churches in Launceston

“The Church of the Apostles was founded in 1864 and opened by Rev. Murphy, Bishop of Hobart. The church is dedicated to Mary, Queen of the Apostles. The church has a transept, a protective area, and sacristies. The Bishop laid the foundation stone on 17 June 1888. The stone for the tower and bell tower of the church was installed in 1989. The church has a stage made from blackwood and huon pine. They maintain the original stonework. The church has a beautiful and pleasant atmosphere that helps everyone to relax. Marriages and ceremonies take place in the church. They conduct many prayers that fulfil the people's wishes.”

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“St John's Church has a design with Gothic Revival architecture designed by John Lee Archer. The church is considered one of the oldest surviving churches in Australia. They are designed with stained glass windows and stone architecture. They have faced numerous extensions and modifications throughout the years. The church faces Prince's Square. The Tasmanian Government’s library and archive service helped the church digitise a large collection of documents related to the early history of St. John’s Church. The church offers evening services to all. Marriage functions are held at St John's Church.”

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“St Andrew's Presbyterian Church is designed as a Gothic Revival-style church building by William Henry Clayton. In 1831, a meeting was held for a new place for worship for the local community families. The church construction was completed in 1835 but they could not accommodate more people. They discussed acquiring the neighbouring land so that the church could hold 700 people. A total of 14 designs were submitted. Among those designs, one design was chosen. In 1933 the original organ, which was installed in 1860 was replaced by the present-day organ to provide exceptional services for choir performances. They conduct corporate prayer and bible study groups.”

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