Welcome to Newtown Mission
We are a community of Christians in the inner-west of Sydney, passionate about following Jesus, walking alongside the vulnerable and living God’s good news story with creativity and love.
Our vision is to see people and communities transformed through God’s love that’s experienced in all parts of our lives and our society.
Connect
We would love to get to know you. Our Sunday gatherings are a great place to start; you can join us for our community’s life together of praise, sharing life, prayer and engaging with the Bible. There’s always an open invitation to coffee and tea before, during and after our Sunday gatherings in Newtown (even if we can’t guarantee it’s as good as you’ll find in a King St café!).
Compassion
Compassion is at the heart of Newtown Mission. The Jordan Café on King St is a meeting place for free meals and a chat, along with other support, medical and legal services. It’s a place of welcome, friendship and community where we walk together through the ups and downs of life. You’re welcome to come along for a meal or to volunteer as part of the team.
Creativity
We love the creativity of the inner-west and see it as one of God’s gifts to the world! At our Centre at Annandale (and in Newtown and Tempe) we open up a space for people to express and discover their creativity, engage with God and questions of life and faith through arts and culture, and join together in creative projects around shared concerns for justice and social transformation.
Join Our Events
Events for May
4th
Jordan Cafe
The Meeting Place
Events for May
5th
Morning Gathering
Jordan Cafe
Mission Nights
Events for May
12th
Morning Gathering
Jordan Cafe
Mission Nights
Events for May
19th
Morning Gathering
Jordan Cafe
Mission Nights
Events for May
26th
Morning Gathering
Jordan Cafe
Mission Nights
Newtown Mission
Join Us
Nearest Station
Newtown Station (260 metres)
Erskineville Station (750 metres)
Nearest Bus Stop
Literally right in front! (10 metres)
Parking
A parking lot is available behind the Church on Wilson Street, where you can walk straight to the front of the Church.