JC Crew (Sunday School)

At Aspley Uniting Church, we value the children in our care.
At our 4pm Family Service, we run JC Crew (Sunday School) as part of our program.

JC Crew is a place where children explore, sing, make, move and hear God’s word.

Children start off in worship and leave for their program after the Kids talk. Children get to hear and understand the bible at a level that they comprehend. We match the theme from church, with the kids program.
Our children are also encouraged to participate in worship in other ways like bible readings and prayers.

On the First Sunday of each month, the kids return early and participate in Communion with their families.

Circles of Care

Within the life of the Church we have 12 groups that comprise the Circles of Care. Each Circle provides friendship and pastoral care to all members of the group. Each person is encouraged to be aware of, and pray for the needs of people in their Circle eg illness, hospitalisation, family celebrations and bereavement. Through the Circles of Care, all members of the congregation can be involved in pastoral care.

Youth United (Youth Group)

Youth United is the vibrant youth group of Aspley Uniting Church, bringing together young people for an evening of fun, friendship, and food.  For students in Year 7 through Year 12.

Meeting every fortnight on Friday nights, Youth United offers a welcoming space where you can connect with others, enjoy exciting activities, and share delicious meals.

Alongside all the fun, you’ll also have the opportunity to learn about God and grow in your faith through engaging discussions and meaningful experiences.

Whether you’re looking to make new friends or deepen your spiritual journey, Youth United is the place to be!

Yesterday’s Youth (2Ys)

The 2Y’s, Yesterday’s Youth, have a membership of approximately 50 men and women aged from 60 who meet monthly to enjoy friendship, fellowship and devotions while being engaged in a variety of social activities. Some of these include Australia Day BBQ breakfast; Guest speakers from various organisations; visit to Botanical Gardens; Mother’s Day breakfast; Fish and Chips outings; Boondall Wetlands picnic; Train trips – just to name a few.

Uniting Early Learning Aspley

Uniting Early Learning Aspley is a place your family can call home. Here in our flourishing community, we nurture relationships that nourish body, mind and spirit.

Here, we encourage supportive exploration, both in our rooms and outside in our expansive outdoor play areas.

We delight in our children and rejoice in watching them thrive.

Friendship Club

The Friendship Club comprises of members of our congregation for meetings and outings. Usually we participate in the World Day of Prayer service wherever it is held in our locality and we always enjoy our fish and chips lunch at a close-by seaside location. We take advantage of talented persons within our congregation and invite them to speak to us on a recent trip, a past experience or hobbies; also some use their musical skills to entertain us. We have one annual outing to the Aspley Special School for morning tea. We also have a Christmas luncheon in December.

Ladies Fellowship

The Ladies Fellowship meets once a month. The meeting commences with Devotions followed by a short business meeting and then either a guest speaker or some interesting activity.  We organise a couple of social fund raising functions each year and also help with catering for other church activities.  When required we provide refreshments following funeral services which is something really appreciated by bereaving families. We are a happy, caring group and new members are always welcome.

Needlework and Craft

The Needlework and Craft Group is a small group that meets at 9.30 am on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month for Three C’s (coffee, craft and chat). We each work on our own projects in a relaxed atmosphere, offering admiration and encouragement, help and advice if required. We would love to have more ladies join us.

Aspley Caring Through Service (Dorcas ACTS)

Our Church operates an active Community Service initiative called Aspley Caring Through Service – ACTS. It provides financial relief from poverty or misfortune, particularly to people who are not members of our Church and who live far away from us. The focus of Dorcas ACTS is to have a personal ministry to individuals in genuine need, particularly victims of floods, droughts and bushfires as well as broken families, homelessness, the unemployed, refugees and asylum seekers. Dorcas ACTS also offers assistance to various School Breakfast Programs.

Dorcas ACTS Vision Statement

Dorcas ACTS is a Community Fund of the Aspley Uniting Church which is financed by the gifts of caring people who strive to express the compassion of Jesus of Nazareth. We provide direct financial help to people in difficult personal financial circumstances in and outside Australia. All of the Dorcas ACTS team are volunteers who respect the confidentiality of all whom we help. Dorcas ACTS carries out its mission without incurring any overhead costs. Every day, we are easily accessible to those in need by sending an email to office@aspleyuc.org.au