For older women, Morning Fellowship meets monthly at CUCA offering the opportunity for support, friendship and meeting visiting speakers.
1st Wednesday of each month, 10am-12 noon.

For older men, the Men's Group meets monthly at CUCA, serving as a meeting point and opportunity to hear various speakers, and share life experiences.
1st Monday of each month, 1-3pm.

Pastoral Care is provided for all senior people through the Pastoral Partner network.
Member are encouraged to keep in touch through phone calls and visits on a regular basis.

This group is actively involved in fundraising for mission on both the local, national and overseas scenes.
Visiting speakers share their insights on mission and ministry, and there’s no shortage of ways of raising a few dollars for a worthwhile cause.
The social life among members is positive and supportive too.

4th Wednesday of the month at 7.45pm

Looking for a bit of a chat during the day?
Fridays at 10am could be the ideal time to connect with a few others.
Just come along!

Craft Group meets Monday mornings during school term.
Novice or expert, you'll find plenty of ways to express your creative urges.

Perhaps you just need to get out of the house and get some time away from the usual grind.
Craft Group is mostly women, of all ages and skills.
The group also raises funds or donates items to support various causes.

Operating from homes usually on a fortnightly basis.
Each group includes opportunities for prayer, study and reflection on Scripture, and time to discuss “the important things in life”.
Pastoral care and support of members is also a feature.
Cell Groups are the heart and soul of the church. There’s bound to be one near you. If not, we’ll work on starting one!

We offer our young people the opportunity of “life-by-life discipleship” through our mentoring program. An adult and a young person enter a mutually agreed covenant to meet regularly, to build a relationship that will last, and to foster going deep with God. Adults of mature faith are encouraged to offer as a mentor, however the selection is on the basis of the youth’s choice of person.

This "middle-of-the road" style of worship draws on the traditions of our past as well as providing opportunities for children and people of all ages to be involved.
The music includes a blend of music from the past and present; the liturgy involves the use of activity and symbols, with an emphasis on informal sharing and a message you can act on and prayer for the world around us.
Part of the service includes a parallel program for Primary-aged children (Discipleship Program). Read more!