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This is where I go to Church. It is a growing church with lots of families and a wide range of ages. You can check it out online at: http://dpc.org.au
There are 3 meetings on Sundays, 9am, 11am and 6pm, all with a Sunday School for children and in 2008 a new ‘Tuesday Night Church’ was launched.
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If you are after a more traditional style of church meeting, try the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Brisbane Street. Say hi to Brian Peet and you will be warmly welcomed.
The Dubbo Baptist Church in on the main highway, Cobra Street, just down from Spotlight, 251 Cobra Street. Quite involved in the community. email Chris Pope for more details.
If you want a Church with more of a Pentecostal feel, you might like the The Christian Community Centre (Pastor Mark Pearce 6884 6584) in Sheraton Road.
At Riverside Church you’ll be welcomed by Pastor Malcolm Shooter and his family. It’s in West Dubbo, a pentecostal Church, good music, small groups meet various times. They have a youth service called Affect. It’s aimed at 12-25 yr olds friday nights at 7:30.
Riverside Church owns and operates Noah’s Ark Day Care.
Dubbo City Church meets on the cnr Cobra & Sterling St’s (in the 7th Day Adventist Building). A church with a pentecostal/apostolic feel. Small, warm, good music. Neil & Lynne Sweeny are lovely generous people. Give them a call on 6885 1757 or check out their web site.
Dubbo Family Church is a Church committed to serving Jesus and teaching people the reformed faith. They meet on Sunday mornings for Public Worship at 10:30am, and they also have a Sunday evening home meeting. David Cox is the Pastor, a great fellow and faithful preacher, and also Geoff Higgins is retired but continues to work in the Church. They have many koori (Aboriginal) people in their congregation and are very welcoming. Ring 6882 2326 for more details.
The Catholic Church is in Brisbane Street, Dubbo.