The Anglican Diocese of Ballarat
49 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat
News & Events
Connect@5​
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Where Ancient meets Modern Life​
Starting on 2 March, 2025, the Cathedral introduces Connect@5,
a fresh expression of Anglican worship design for today's spiritual seekers.
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​​About the service
Connect@5 weaves together the richness of the Anglican liturgical tradition with modern worship music, multimedia elements, and authentic community connection. Whether you're new to church or seeking a different way to worship, you'll find a welcoming space to explore faith, ask questions, and build meaningful relationships.
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Features include
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Contemporary worship music blending modern songs with reimagined hymns
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Accessible liturgy that maintains theological depth
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Quarterly Eucharist with a community meal, and small group connections
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Modern multimedia presentations
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Casual, welcoming atmosphere
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Every FIRST and THIRD Sunday at 5:00pm
in the intimate setting of the Synod Hall.
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All welcome
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​Experience a service that bridges timeless faith with contemporary life.
We hope you can join us.
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Pray for the Connect@5 community.
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For more information:
Email Alex Banks: aebanks0208@gmail.com
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Click the button for details about Connect@5.
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Children's group​
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The Children’s Group is held on the 1st Sunday each month at the 10am service.
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Stories and activities will come from the Bible, with particular focus on the Parables of Jesus,
and the seasons of Christmas and Easter.
Run by Carole and Rod Cochrane.
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All children are welcome to attend.
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Date:
Every 1st Sunday of the month
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Time:
10am Service
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Location:
Cathedral Church of Christ the King
49 Lydiard Street South
Ballarat, Victoria
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For more information:
Emaile Carole and Rod:
Pew Bulletins​
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All of the latest News & Events are listed in the back pages of the current Pew Bulletin.
Pew Bulletins are provided in printed form at the 10am Sunday service each week.
To download a pdf of the latest Pew Bulletin or to find a previous version,
click the button to view the archive.​​​​​​​​​​​