This church is committed to teaching from the Bible. They are kind and welcoming, eager to…read moreencourage others to keep following God's will. Unlike many other churches, they will tell you the truth, not sparing your feelings. Sometimes Biblical truth is painful to hear, but Hills Bible Church will still preach it. If you're looking for a feel good church that tells you how good you are, stay away.

Had the pleasure of visiting this wonderful church today! The pastors and worship team were so…read morefilled with love and joy. The message was a great one and I left with a full heart and reflection on where my heart is.

St. Patrick's Cathedral seemed like what a 'normal' Cathedral would look like…read more It seemed very large on the outside, but when you go inside, it's not really that big. Usual stained glass, figurines, altar, etc. It was nice, but I wouldn't say that it was unusual or outstanding. Outside is very pretty

St. Paul's Cathedral is a beautiful Gothic Revival cathedral in the centre of Melbourne…read more So lucky to visit when they were tuning the organ. Amazing to hear. So beautiful. The cathedral was built in 1891. Due to some conflicts with the architect, the spires were not added until 1926 to 1932 and thus look different. Once the central spire was completed, the cathedral was the tallest building in Melbourne until commercial skyscrapers began to be built. St. Paul's Cathedral is built according to a traditional plan, a Latin cross with a long nave, side aisles and towers framing the main entrance. Love the interior sandstone with contrasting bluestone. Since the spires are 40 years younger, they look darker and richer than the rest of the cathedral. The paved floors are stunning. The mosaics are also stunning. Felt like I was in an old cathedral in England. Beautiful Gothic Revival cathedral in central Melbourne. Definitely worth a stop while exploring the city.

Well, this is Melbourne's Anglican Cathedral, and I've been here a few times, namely because it is…read moreprobably the one Anglican Church that is large enough for a combined congregation for my church. It is a rather nice old building, though it is certainly nowhere near as old as some of the Cathedrals that I've visited. However, it does have a nice style of its own, being typically 19th Century and all that. In fact, I've even been here for a couple of midnight masses, during the Christmas season of course. Yeah, this church is pretty cool, and does have a real nice charm about it as well. Personally, I can't wait to go back inside and have a wander around.