Cairns Presbyterian Church

Cairns, Queensland

Cairns Presbyterian Church is a Christian congregation in Cairns, Queensland united by trust in Jesus Christ. The church welcomes people from different backgrounds. Their core activities center on a three-step pathway: hearing God's word from the Bible, living according to that word through holiness and loving service, and sharing the word with their city and the world. The church holds multiple English language services on Sundays, along with Korean and Nepali language services. They offer sermon recordings and conduct Bible studies each term focusing on different books of the Bible. The church also hosts various events and courses for members and visitors.

Address

87 Sheridan St, Cairns City QLD 4870, Australia

Denomination

Presbyterian

Phone

+61 7 4051 2238

Services

Worship

Sun9:00 AM, 6:00 PM

Languages

English, Korean, Nepali

Last updated August 2026

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