Alfred Street Baptist Church traces its origins to 1803, during the period when Thomas Jefferson served as the third president of the United States. At that time, Baptists in Northern Virginia worshipped at the Backlick Baptist Church on Little River Turnpike.

Located in the heart of the Brisbane CBD on the corner of Albert and Ann Streets, Albert Street Uniting Church is a welcoming place for all.

Albert Street Uniting Church is a heritage-listed Uniting church at 319 Albert Street (on the corner of Ann Street), Brisbane City, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was designed by George Henry Male Addison and built from 1888 to 1889 by Thomas Pearson & Sons.

We offer a range of services here at Albert Street Uniting Church and we look forward to welcoming you. Join the Albert Street Uniting Church congregation at 9am on Sundays for a family friendly, traditional worship service. Contact Albert Street Uniting Church to meet our ministers and book a baptism for your child.

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Following our worship service please join us for morning tea and fellowship. Come and gather with us on any Sunday. Every Sunday, we also livestream the whole worship service for people who cannot make it along in-person. Please click here to go to our YouTube channel. The first Sunday of the month is usually Communion Sunday.

Albert Street Uniting Church has been a Spiritual Home in Brisbane City for over 160 years. The church is in the decorative Gothic style of architecture to harmonise the style with the requirements of a tropical climate. The most prominent feature of the external design is the spire on the Albert and Ann Streets corner.

Watch live services from Alfred Street Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley.

The Albert Street Uniting Church is a fine example of Victorian Gothic Revival style of architecture, nestled in the middle of Brisbane city.

Albert Street Uniting Church sits in the heart of Brisbane CBD at the corner of Albert Street and Ann Street, directly across the road from King George Square and Brisbane City Hall. Since its first acts of compassion and kindness in 1847, the Albert Street Congregation has had a vital presence in the Brisbane CBD, particularly among those who ...