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We are a Christ-centred, Spirit-formed and Bible-believing church community. We invite you to join us for Sabbath worship and come to know Jesus Christ. We cherish an inclusive, compassionate heart in following the authority of Scripture alone, as only in Christ do we experience the fullness of grace and truth.

Currently we have regular Sabbath worship services in Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Geelong, with plans and prayers for planting fellowships in other Australian cities and regional centres.

The Church of God (Seventh Day) traces its journey over some 170 years, when a small group of faithful believers began to share the hope of Jesus' second coming.

Since then, our church has grown into a global community with more than 200,000 members in over 100 countries.

We invite you to explore and share our journey in Christ.

Church life in Australia was formalised in the 1980s, with Australia being one of the charter members of the International Ministerial Congress of the Church of God (Seventh Day).

Our church is characterised by a desire to follow Jesus, grow as Biblical understanding deepens, and generously share the good news. If you're looking for fellowship, it is our prayer that in our midst you'll find Jesus.

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ throughout the Church of God (Seventh Day),

"I was dead and now I am alive." Jesus' familiar words as quoted from Scripture is really our testimony as well.

We who were dead to sin, are now alive in Christ. We who received Christ, believed in His name, are now redeemed and reconciled. What cause for praise and joy! And so, every year, together around the world we celebrate this new covenant reality, sealed in Jesus' blood and written into our very hearts. This year the Lord's Supper commemoration is on 7 April 2020, just after sunset.

Within the International Ministerial Congress of the Church of God (Seventh Day) we work and celebrate together in unison in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the glory of our Heavenly Father. We proclaim the annual renewal of our Christ covenant. The broken bread symbolises Jesus' broken body. The fruit of the vine Jesus' shed blood in our place. And, in humility, we wash each other's feet, in the manner Jesus himself set. We do this in community, in communion and because of the new covenant. We proclaim Jesus' pre-eminence every time we participate.

Please have this this letter read throughout your zone/conference area, and encourage all pastors to share this important and timely message in their local churches.

In Jesus Name, on behalf of the International Ministerial Congress of the Church of God (Seventh Day),