We are a small family of Christ's disciples in the beautiful region of Hardys Bay on the Bouddi Peninsula on the Central Coast of NSW. The emphasis in our name is on “community" – we are here for our local community, and we serve our community in a number of ways.
We meet every Sunday for worship at 9.30am. Members of our church family are rostered each Sunday to lead, pray, read God’s word and serve in other ways, as we encourage each other in worship. Visitors enjoy our friendly and authentic fellowship.
Easter at HBCC Join us this Easter for our services and our ninth annual Art Exhibition & Sale – from Fri 18 to Mon 21 April.
Good Friday 18th – a contemporary communion service from 9.30am: Love your enemies?
Easter Sunday 20th a contemporary celebration of Easter, 9.30am.
The global & future implications of Christ’s resurrection: Putting Humpty back together again.
Art Exhibition & Salehosted by HBCC: Free entry
Friday & Sunday: 11am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Monday 9am to 2pm
@ 114 Araluen Dr, Hardys Bay.
Featuring the works of local artists: John Woulfe, Cathi Ogden, Leanne Koppen, Walter Koppen, Melinda Schneider, Louise Dobbie and Larry Galbraith.
Our current teaching series is about our theme for this year:
Tangible love - making Christ’s love practical.
We continue this theme through to Easter, with a series entitled Love like Christ.
Click on ‘Teaching’ (top right) for an audio recording and notes of messages preached over recent years..
Audio recordings and notes in our recent series “The God Conversation” - Why Aussies are over Christianity are also found in ‘Teaching’.
Our next Create at the Bay is on Saturday 17 May
For anyone who needs a quiet space to bring an arts project to work on, join us one Saturday a month in our beautifully located Community Church building
– 114 Araluen Dr Hardys Bay.
BYO everything for your project. Morning tea provided.
3rd Saturday of every month, 10am to 1pm – first visit FREE.
You are welcome to visit us on any Sunday at 9.30am.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we gather, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who meet with us.
