At St Andrews, we are learning from Jesus how to live like Jesus.
We are committed to being intergenerational, inclusive and missional.
We believe all generations belong together, learning faith from one another across every stage of life. We believe God welcomes all people regardless of age, race, gender identity, sexuality, or ability.
We believe the church exists not for itself but for the world, and we try to live that out in our local community.
We believe the Gospel has something to say about how we treat the earth, how we treat each other, and how we treat those on the margins. Following Jesus means showing up for that work, not just talking about it.
Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, looking for an open and affirming community to belong to, or wanting a place to grow deeper in your discipleship, we'd love to have you with us.
St Andrews hosts a range of different social, creative and justice-focused groups. Join us on Facebook for information on upcoming events.
Sunday Worship
Meeting each Sunday at 9:30 am (3rd Sundays are Connect groups)
7 Green Street, Glenbrook 2773
Our Ministry Team
Rev. Ellie Elia
Rev. Ellie Elia has a background in Dramatic Arts, and desires to inspire and encourage spiritual imaginations in all people. She is passionate about seeing the Church be a truly intergenerational, hospitable and generous community that makes a real difference in the world. Ellie is married to Andrew and they have two sons, Joshua and Micah.
Pastor Ella Evans
Ella Evans has a degree in theological studies, and is passionate about ministry and mission with young people. She loves walking with youth and young adults as they grow as disciples of Jesus, and is always up for a passionate discussion about scripture, justice and theology. She also harbours a love of youth group games, murder mystery books and hosting meals.
Acknowledgment of Country
We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, land that was taken without consent, treaty or compensation.
We honour the Dharug people and pay our respects to elders, past, present and emerging.
Together, we commit ourselves to work and pray for a more just future.
There is no reconciliation without justice and truth telling is hard to hear.
There is much good work to do.