Popular religious places in Canberra

The Uniting Church in Australia came into being on 22 June, 1977. It flowed from the union of Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches. This Church ...

To provide an effective witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition within the ACT and beyond

Visit All Saints Church for reflection, or its architecture and incredible history. All Saints' stone used to be part of the mortuary railway station at ...

The ACT Bahai Centre in Canberra is at 18 Hickey Court, Weston. It is a place where everyone is welcome, irrespective of religious or other background. The ...

Canberra Baptist is a vibrant and open Christian Community drawn together by our love of God, our love for each other, and our love for God's world. We are a ...

The Arabic word Masjid (mosque) literally means a place of prostration. A mosque is a place of worship for followers of Islam and serves as a place where ...

See the tallest open air statues of Buddha in Australia. The first, and still the largest, Buddhist temple in Canberra, was established in 1983. The temple ...