What to expect?

 

During a typical Sunday Service we usually:

  • Sing several songs

  • Read a passage from the Bible

  • Hear someone give a talk from the Bible

  • Pray for each other, the surrounding community, and the world

 

After the service we always have a drink and something to eat, and sometimes people go out for dinner together - we would love you to join us!

 

To make your time with us easier we try to:

  • Avoid (or explain) Christian jargon.

  • Put people at ease, even if they've never been to church before.

  • Make it clear that we don't expect visitors to contribute financially to the church.

  • Do our best not to make "in" references to people, places or events - as if everyone knows what's going on!

  • Avoid emotional-hype, acting like we've got everything together, and fake religiosity; we're ordinary, open people, who follow Jesus.

 

We don’t always do well at these things, but we're working on it! By the way, feel free to wear whatever you like  – don't feel you need to dress up.

 

 

Jesus

 

Everything we do at DPC is about helping people experience the deep satisfaction that comes through knowing and serving Christ - that's how central Jesus is! 

If you would like to explore what it might look like for you to know Christ, we would love you to help you.

You can start your journey by coming to church one Sunday, or you might be interested in attending one of the courses outlined below.

 

The Reason for God

The World we all want

All of us dream of a better world - a world of peace, security, plenty, and friendship. Christians believe that God promises to bring about this world.  The Bible is the story of what God has done in Christ, and what he will do through Christ, to keep that promise. Hence, ‘The World We All Want” is for anyone who is interested in exploring the central message of Christianity.

If you have doubts, questions or objections to Christianity, you might be interested in this course.  The course aims to provide a safe place for skeptics to explore and discuss six of the most common objections to Christianity, including “Isn’t the Bible a Myth?”, “Why Does God Allow Suffering?” and “Why is the Church Full of Hypocrisy?” 


Please contact us if you would like more information

 
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Newcomers meal

New to DPC? Join us for a meal to get to meet and know us better. It’s a chance to meet Pastor Adam and others from our DPC family.

Upcoming events:

  • Sunday August 24th, 6:15pm in the church hall. Dinner provided.

Fill in this form (or scan the QR code) if you would like to attend. Contact Rosie P at newcomers@darebinpc.com.au if you have questions.