St Theordore's Anglican Church on Prescott Terrace at Toorak Gardens is both a stunning church and…read moreone with interesting links with its local community. Named for Saint Theodore a Greek monk who later became the Archbishop of Canterbury, the church is of a basilican design and inside you'll see pillars supporting arches over the interior aisles. While the St Theodore's parish has been in operation since 1897 the current church was actually built in and opened as a place of worship in 1914. I love the fact that this particular church has a community spiritual garden where anyone can come and enjoy the garden 'oasis as a place of stillness and reflection, of peacefulness and beauty'. The garden was the brainchild of the local parish following a call from the Archbishop of Adelaide to make their church a welcoming place that was open to people from the wider community and provided them with an opportunity to explore their spirituality. The establishment of the garden has done just that as local community members who are not parishioners have helped in its development and upkeep.

In the city. Lots…read moreof young crowd. Families. Great program for children. Cheap parking - available for all day. Good music and singing. Super teaching. Great cafe. The people really make you feel welcome and a part of the Church.

non non-denominational church, where the congregation get together to share their love of God…read more Started initially at Kent Town Uniting Church in mid 1970's, then moved to Waymount St in the city and then now their present site.

Street church is where street preachers who know what the gospel is preach the good news in the way…read morethe gospel message of Jesus Christ should be preached. They don't worry about being hip, cool and trendy so they can compromise on the truth. They preach the gospel and sow seed amongst the rockiest ground and amongst the hardest hearts. They are hated because men prefer darkness than the light of Christ. The light of Jesus Christ shines and reveals the darkness in their hearts and lifestyles. It really is that clear !