(03) 9560 3580 (Corner Bogong Avenue and Kingsway, Glen Waverley 3150) office@gwuc.org.au

Welcome

Glen Waverley Uniting Church is a faithful Christ-centered community that meets God and shares in that unconditional love.
We especially welcome all those who are worshipping with us via our Broadcast Ministry – we are glad you are here!
The Glen Waverley Uniting Church is an active Christian community in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

Weekly Bulletin (PDF)

Kingsway Magazine (PDF)

Sunday Service Chinese Translation (PDF)

What’s On @ GWUC

Sunday 15 March
10am Worship including Sunday Squad Kids program
5.30pm FEAST please bring a plate of food to share

Sunday 22 March
10am Worship including Sunday Squad Kids & Teen programs
1pm Indonesian Fellowship including Holy Communion
5.30pm FEAST please bring a plate of food to share

 

Monday
10am GOMERs
10am Playgroup
8pm Badminton & Table Tennis

Tuesday
10am The Hub

Thursday
11.15am English Conversation Class
8pm Badminton & Table Tennis

Friday
7pm Youth Group
                                                                                         

 All are Welcome!

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Ian’s Reflection – Sunday 8 March 2026

This Sunday, the third week of Lent in our series “I am with you always”, we go to Gethsemane to witness Jesus’ prayer, betrayal and arrest.

There in the olive grove, Jesus throws himself on the ground, weeps, and begs for another way. And then, when the mob arrives with Judas, and violence breaks out, he calmly claims the power to summon twelve legions of angels, and chooses not to use it. In a world governed by force, this is a radically different vision of strength — one that looks, in the moment, a great deal like weakness.

The story invites us to reflect: 

  • Where in our own lives are we being invited to meet God in vulnerability rather than strength?
  • In a world that measures power by force and weapons, what might it look like for our community and our nation, to choose the harder way of restraint and compassionate love?

How do you respond? Send your thoughts to me at iferguson@gwuc.org.au .

Listen to the full reflection here: https://youtu.be/T4qLVbCWHK8?t=2658 

You can watch the service with subtitles in the language of your choice on YouTube. 

You can access a Chinese translation of the whole service here: https://gwuc.org.au/download/163441/?tmstv=1773113812

We, the Glen Waverley Congregation of the Uniting Church in Australia acknowledge that the land on which we gather is part of the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.  We respect the close spiritual and cultural ties of Australia’s first peoples to the land, and recognise elders past, present and emerging.  We commit to work for reconciliation with indigenous people and justice for all.

The Glen Waverley Uniting Church operates in accordance with the Uniting Church Safe Church program – see https://safechurch.ucavictas.org.au

The Uniting Church has a vision for a Just Australia – see https://uniting.church/a-vision-for-a-just-australia