Presbyterian Church of St. Andrew
Overview
Visit the Living Stones exhibition at the historic neo-gothic Church of St. Andrew, the closest church in Australia to the Commonwealth Parliament. See its magnificent stained glass and ornate woodwork, hear the organ, ring the bells then visit the adjacent St Andrew's House, built in 1928.
Discover how pioneering Church members helped to build the emerging capital.
These heritage listed buildings with a Guided Tour and Exhibition, will be of particular interest to visitors to Canberra, to students studying Society, Culture and Religious Studies, those interested in Canberra's History and Development, those attracted to Architecture, Design and Stained Glass.
Enjoy this special spot at the heart of the nation.
“Friendly People”
Reviewed 5yrs ago by David BI was staying with my brother and his wife in Canberra, and being Sunday, and they being Christians, they were heading to their church, the Presbyterian Church of St Andrew. While I am not a...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“A lovely warm haven .. beautiful old stone church.”
Reviewed 6yrs ago by OldTarWe came here for a funeral and could not fault the proceedings and the solemnity of the service conducted in this church. A good spread was provided in the adjoining church hall and the congregation...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“St Andrews Church is a beautiful community...”
Reviewed 7yrs ago by OldTarAttended a funeral service on 1 August, 2016 for our dear friend Cathy Smail which was held at this church. The choir was magnificent, the church was lovely and warm with under-seat heating which is...
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- Public Toilet