Welcome
Wominjeka. Welcome. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge our gratitude that we share this land, our sorrow for some of the costs of that sharing and our collective hope and belief that we can move to a place of equity, justice and partnership together.
Located in the Hills, committed to serving our local community. At our heart is the wisdom and teachings of Jesus which include deep listening, compassion, hospitality, justice and loving one another, especially marginalised people.
Comfortable with all faiths/denominations and gender diversity. Collaborative and intergenerational. Friendly, and understanding, exploring spirituality and contemplation, evolving, and changing. Connected to and conversing with our community, offering marginalised people a place to feel safe. Grounded in Justice, thinking outside the square.
You’re welcome to call us on (03) 9754 2177, contact us via email, follow us on Facebook, have a look around our website or come and visit us at 1566 Burwood Highway, Tecoma.
Church This Week – 3rd Nov
Catch up with all that happened at the Church Camp, and probably a sermon by Matt.
The service is also accessible via Zoom
Zoom link Meeting ID: 829 2369 7058 Pass code: 109713
All Saints Day – Sunday Nov 10th
We are continuing the tradition of holding an All Saints Service, but will offer it one week later than usual to avoid the long weekend.
So join us on Sunday Novemeber 10th as we hold a sacred space for remembering those we have Loved and Lost.
Again we will be lighting candles for all those we hold dear and who continue to speak to us across the veil of time and death.
As in other years, we will ask people to bring a photo or precious item that speaks of your loved one: a teacup, a pipe, a pressed flower, a record, a rose, a ring …
Hall Hirer & Community Events
The Haven: Repair Cafe Running every week!
You can pop in to Haven to grab a cuppa, sit and be, or participate in some of the craft activities that our wonderful crew supply (or bring a craft activity you are working on) and then hang around for a hearty lunch!
Runs from 9:30am – 11:30am throughout school terms.
There will also be soup served from 11:15am.
Come and join in for a feed – whether or not you are able to come to The Haven.
Tecoma Twilight – Looking for volunteers
With less than a month until the big day, we will be hoping to sign up lots of volunteers for the market.
Just as in other years are we need;
- Set up crew (Both the day before and the day of)
- Bump in crew
- Pack up crew
- Coffee cup collectors
- Raffle ticket
- Stage managers
It’s always a great event and the many hands do make light work! Thanks for your support
Miller is overseeing all the volunteers this year. Here is a link to sign up and for more info
Treasure Shop
Call out to anyone who’s available to help out at our treasure shop between now and the end of the year. With some key volunteers taking time off and stepping down, some help for these next couple of months would be most welcome.
Why not do a short stint to see what its like – and help the shop out? The treasure shop looks for people to do full day or 3 hour stints.
Queer Dinner
First Friday night of the month from 6pm.
Please bring a plate to share,
( it’s ok if you cannot bring anything, we will have soup & rolls)
Next Meeting is Friday 1st November
For further details please contact tuc.queer.dinners@gmail.com
Contemplative Art
Tuesday 19th November, 7pm for 7.15pm Start
Tecoma Uniting Church, Meditation Room
$10/$15
Financial Contributions
If you would like to support the work of the church and it’s service to the surrounding community, you 
can do this through our Bendigo Bank account.
BSB: 633 000 & Account: 131789216 To contact us: (03) 9754 2177 or email office@tecomauc.org.au
or go to our Offerings page to use your credit/debit card.
Keep up to date with what is happening in and around the Tecoma Uniting Church and get our latest newsletter, The Tecoma Times here.