We are a strong and vibrant community of teenagers and young adults who are growing as Christians, building strong friendships and having fun!
Our trained & experienced Youth Leaders work together to create a program which is Bible-based and engaging, guiding our young people as they navigate their lives, growing independence and relationships.
You don’t need to come to church to join us – everyone is welcome.
Open from years 6 – 12, Friday Youth is on from 7-9pm Fridays during term time at St Phils. We use this time for fellowship and fun, with smaller group sessions to get to know Jesus. No prior knowledge is needed!
Every Sunday morning from 9:45am-11am years 5-8 and years 9-10 come together during term time in small groups to read the Bible, discuss God’s message and connect. Everyone’s welcome!
Our youth camp is from 20-24 January 2025. Registrations are open.
Fellowship and fun for years 6-12, with smaller group sessions to get to know Jesus. Connecting young people with Christ
7pm-9pm Fridays in term time
St Phils church hall
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On Sunday mornings, years 5-8 and years 9-10 come together to read the Bible and learn about Jesus in small groups
From 9:45-11am Sundays in term time
St Phils church hall
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Our Children’s and Youth Ministry programs are fully supervised and run by trained professionals. All of our Leaders have Working with Children Checks, Safe Ministry Training and Safe Ministry Check.
St Phils is part of the Sydney Diocese of the Anglican Church which has safe ministry structures, policies, practices and procedures in place to protect every child in our care. Find out more at Safe Ministry.
St Phils would like to acknowledge and respect the traditional custodians of Dharawal country and to God who put us all here today. St Phils would like to pay respect to their elders, both past and present, and express our gratitude that we share this land, our sorrow for the cost of that sharing, and our hope to move towards a place of justice and partnership together.
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