About us

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Our mission statement

'Welcome and come to Christ.'

'God is blessing our congregation so that we shall live our Christian faith by worshipping, caring for those he has given us, studying his word, building friendships and witnessing to those around us.'

About us

Our church hall was built largely by volunteers and was dedicated in August 2015. It is used for larger worship services, such as Christmas Eve, and our evening youth services. It is also occasionally used for services if the weather is exceptionally hot. We have an active worship committee that is dedicated to exploring ideas to enrich worship. We are also blessed to have several members who are skilled at making worship-enhancing displays.

Worship style

As well as the standard service orders recognised by the Lutheran Church of Australia, we enjoy adding music, dramas and children’s addresses to services as appropriate. We have several budding musicians; a member who enjoys writing dramas to illustrate the Bible readings and to engage our young people in worship; and a variety of people willing to be involved in enhancing worship.

What makes us unique

Being based in a rural community, we are blessed with a membership that enjoys being together in worship and fellowship and who are willing to actively ‘take a hand’ in making things happen to enhance worship.

We are an active congregation with many young families attending, as well as older members. We have a Sunday school consisting of primary school aged children and an active youth, together with the Ebenezer congregation. Likewise, our ladies guild meets together as Ebenezer/Neukirch Women's Fellowship, each month.

Our congregation values a strong connection to the local community and family-orientated fellowship. We have enjoyed over 150 years of unbroken worship and sharing the good news.

We use every opportunity to renew our enthusiasm for Christ and our mission statement 'Welcome and come to Christ', and we also actively support overseas mission work.