SERVICES

We welcome you to join us at any of the following times for worship:

February 2025 at Marion Uniting Church

Sunday Morning in the Church

9th February 10.00am     Rev Beth Seaman

16th February 10.00am (Holy Communion)    Rev Beth Seaman

23rd February 10.00am   Susy Plein

Contemplative Communion in the Chapel

Tuesday 11th February 11.00-11.30am   Rev Beth Seaman

Meditation in the Christian Tradition in the Chapel

Saturday 1st March 10.00-10.45am   Rev Beth Seaman

enquiries to beths@internode.on.net

 

Regular Services:

Sunday 10.00am at Marion Uniting Church
Family service for all ages including a mix of contemporary and traditional music led by our band. This service is live-streamed and can be accessed via our Facebook page. The video recording will also available under the Resources Tab on this website. (Please allow a few hours after the conclusion of the service for the video to be uploaded.)

Click this Link to access our Facebook page

 

Tuesday Service

Held on the second Tuesday of each month at 11.00am in the Wesleyan Chapel. It is a short service including sharing in Holy Communion.

Both services are followed by morning tea.

Please contact us by phone on 08 82961646, or by email at admin@marionwarradale.ucasa.org.au

 

  • if you would like to receive our weekly email bulletin which includes worship material and community news;
  • if you would like to have a conversation about what we believe;
  • if you would like some pastoral support through our Minister and Pastoral Care team.

Minister: Rev Beth Seaman

Mobile: 08 82961646; Email: minister@marionwarradale.ucasa.org.au

 

Click here to jump to information specific to Baptisms, Weddings and funerals.

 

Health advice:

We encourage people to stay home if you are feeling unwell and join our Sunday service via Facebook Livestream on Sunday morning, click here to jump to Facebook or after the service via video. Click here to access the videos.

ABOUT US & VISION

A Sacred Place

Simplicity I Silence I Service

 

Marion Uniting Church – Mission

SIMPLICITY

  • Sunday worship offers a traditional liturgy with a contemporary message & music within an inclusive congregation.
  • Spiritual gifts are discerned & nurtured; offering a way for people to lead & serve.
  • A sense of belonging is fostered by the way we communicate who we are & what we do.
  • Governance and administrative systems are designed for efficiency.

SILENCE

  • As silence is God’s first language, our heritage Chapel & surrounding gardens are spaces for stillness, prayer & meditation.
  • Silence is offered to individuals & groups through a mid-week Chapel Service with Holy Communion, a meditation group & retreat days.
  • Pastoral care & spiritual direction are available for those who wish to practice silence as a spiritual discipline in daily life.
  • A time to listen to scripture & hear God speaking is for those who want to deepen & cultivate their appreciation of the Bible.

SERVICE

  • Being alert to where God is calling us to serve is at the heart of church life.
  • The calling to be a blessing to others is expressed in the congregation through pastoral care & small groups.
  • Fostering a safe, inclusive & nurturing church is the responsibility of all who call Marion their spiritual home.
  • Faithful stewardship of a significant property is an opportunity for connection with the wider community.

MEET THE TEAM

MARION-WARRADALE UNITING CHURCH
CURRENT CHURCH COUNCIL

Rev Beth Seaman – Minister

Wendy Pearce – Chairperson

Andrew Pill – Secretary

Lyn Vawser – Treasurer

Philip McMartin

Susy Plein

Andrew Pill – Chairperson of Congregation

Richard Miller – Secretary of Congregation

While councilors have at least one key area of responsibility all are engaged in all matters of mission, governance and safe church practices.

WE ARE THE UNITING CHURCH

The Uniting Church SA seeks to be an innovative, growing church proclaiming Jesus Christ, empowered by the Spirit to transform God’s world. Read More.

The Uniting Church is a young church – formed on 22 June 1977, when the Congregational, Methodist, and Presbyterian Churches united to become one. The Basis of Union is the document which affirms our Christian faith and is the guide to what is central to the life of the Uniting Church in Australia.
Read the Basis of Union here.

HISTORY

Marion-Warradale Uniting Church has been created over the years from several churches in the local area and has seen many changes. For more information, click on this link.