Both of our services are friendly, welcoming, and centred on Jesus.

Our 9:30am service has a more structured format. We begin with announcements, followed by a time of worship through singing and prayer. We read from the Bible, and our pastor teaches God's Word in a way that is both faithful to Scripture and relevant to everyday life. The service concludes around 11:00am, after which everyone is invited to stay for tea, coffee, and conversation.

Our 6:00pm service is smaller and more informal. We spend time singing, praying, and exploring the Bible together, with opportunities for questions and discussion. Afterwards, we enjoy a light supper and fellowship together. Please note our evening services are currently on hold.

Children are a cherished part of our church family. During our 9:30am service, primary school-aged children are invited to join KL Kids, which runs upstairs during the sermon. It’s a fun, engaging space where the Bible is taught in an age-appropriate and meaningful way.

For families with babies and toddlers, our Parents’ Room is available throughout the service, providing a comfortable and private space with a live audio feed from the main auditorium.

We also run Surge, our combined Youth Group for students in Years 3–12, on Friday nights—a great place for young people to connect, have fun, and grow in faith together.

Yes. Our building is largely wheelchair accessible, and we have an accessible toilet available on site.

While we don’t have a designated disability parking space, there is an informal spot close to the front entrance.

If you’re planning a visit, please email us ahead of time, so we can reserve this space for you.

We’re a diverse church family made up of people from all walks of life and every stage of the journey.

You’ll find couples and singles, those who are married, separated, divorced or widowed, along with families, professionals, workers, students, and retirees.

Whatever your background or story, there’s a place for you here.

Communion (also known as The Lord’s Supper) is a meaningful and tangible way for followers of Jesus to remember and give thanks for His sacrifice on the cross.

At KawanaLife, we share communion on the first Sunday of each month during our 9:30am service.

If you’re a Christian, you are warmly invited to participate with us. If you choose not to, that’s completely okay – there’s no pressure or judgement.

There’s no dress code. Some people like to dress up for Sunday, while others come in shorts and flip flops.

We’re just glad you’re here with us —what matters most is you, not what you’re wearing.

There’s no reserved or assigned seating, so please feel free to sit wherever you feel most comfortable.

Whether that’s a quiet spot near the back, a seat up the front, or somewhere in between, you’re welcome to choose any place that feels right for you.

If you’ve come on your own and would prefer not to sit alone, please let one of our welcomers know when you arrive — they’ll be more than happy to help you find someone to sit with.

No. You won’t be asked or expected to give any money.

Giving is completely optional—it’s entirely up to you.

If you would like to support the work of KawanaLife, you’re welcome to make a donation, and you can find details on the different ways to give here.‍ ‍

Absolutely! We have friendly door greeters ready to welcome everyone as they arrive.

If you’d like someone to meet you personally, just send us a message here a few days before your visit here, and we’ll make sure someone is there to welcome you and help you feel at home.