Reformed churches in Australia

[Pilgrim72]

Well, it looks like it's going to happen. I will be flying out to Brisbane, Australia on Tuesday for work. Not sure exactly how long I will be there, but I would like to find a reformed church to visit while I'm there. I checked the NAPARC map and didn't see anything in that area.
If anyone has any information that could help me, I would be very grateful.

Thank you.

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

I suspect @Guido's Brother may be able to point you in the right direction.

 

[reinink]

There are the Free Reformed Churches of Australia, but they are all located on the west side (Perth area), plus there are a couple congregations in Tasmania (which is where @Guido's Brother is located).

It's interesting though, the map that I've been referencing doesn't have any of the FRCA churches on it. We need to fix that!

 

[Scottish Presbyterian]

There is an FPCOS in Grafton, NSW (but believe that is about 4 hours south of Brisbane).

 

[Guido's Brother]

I already communicated with Alex privately, but in case anyone does a search and comes up with this thread: there are two good options I'm aware of in Brisbane: the Evangelical Presbyterian Church & the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia. I'd pick one or the other, depending on where I am in Brisbane.

 

[Josh Williamson]

I'm in Brisbane, so I may be able to help. It really depends on what part of the city you will be staying. Let me know, and I may be able to recommend something.

 

[psycheives]

If you guys are able to send me the addresses of these churches and their confessional status, I will add them to the map. Please comment especially on the confessional status, as I have not added many more liberal and mainline denominations.

Josh, will you please also recommend some London Baptist Confession churches and let me know their addresses and denomination/associations? Thanks!

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

If you guys are able to send me the addresses of these churches and their confessional status, I will add them to the map.

Any way to incorporate the information found at this site that is no longer online but still available using the internet archive site below?

https://web.archive.org/web/20160909182121/http://www.tateville.com/churches.html

 

[psycheives]

Any way to incorporate the information found at this site that is no longer online but still available using the internet archive site below?

https://web.archive.org/web/20160909182121/http://www.tateville.com/churches.html

Excellent list, Patrick. Yes, I can create a Google doc with this and expand it. Thanks!

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

Excellent list, Patrick. Yes, I can create a Google doc with this and expand it. Thanks!

That would be swell.

You might try adding html line break tags <p> and </p> in the More Details popup to determine if you can add line breaks to the sections run presently run together in that popup.

That said, I do not know if that popup form takes normal html tags. Boldface for delimited ==== section headers, too: <b> and </b> would enhance the readability.

Thank you for your efforts in maintaining this useful map.

 

[Jack K]

The denomination that most stands out to me as missing from the map is the Free Church of Scotland (FCS), with more than a hundred congregations and definitely in the confessional Presbyterian camp.

It's a helpful map, though. As a dad who's been taking trips to prospective colleges with my high schoolers, this is much better than having to visit a half dozen different denominational websites to get the lay of the land.