Hobart North Uniting Church

Hobart, Tasmania

Hobart North Uniting Church is located at 2 Swan Street, North Hobart, Tasmania. The church holds Sunday worship services at 9:30 AM, which are live streamed on YouTube. They maintain an active online presence through Facebook and a weekly email newsletter called Connecting Community. The Uniting Church is explicitly welcoming to all people, including members of LGBTIQA+ communities. The church is committed to safe church practices and provides resources through the VicTas Synod and the Uniting Church's National Safe Church Unit. Additional information about location details and bus access is available through their website.

Address

2 Swan St, North Hobart TAS 7000, Australia

Denomination

United Church of Christ

Phone

+61 3 6231 3109

Email

office@hobartnorth.ucatas.org

Services

Worship

Sun9:30 AM

Last updated August 2026

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