Posted on February 5, 2023

There's no denying that community is a fundamental aspect of human existence. We all have a deep-seated need to belong, to feel connected, and to have a sense of purpose. And when it comes to our faith, the importance of community only grows. This is where Christian Assembly Church in Hobart comes in - a place where people come together to deepen their faith, build relationships, and support one another in their journey towards a closer relationship with Christ.

At Christian Assembly Church, we understand the power of community in strengthening our faith. When we gather together in worship, we are reminded of the beauty and majesty of God and the unshakable foundation of our faith. When we listen to sermons and teachings, we gain wisdom, guidance, and insight into the Word of God. And when we share our experiences, joys, and struggles with one another, we are able to find comfort, support, and encouragement from those who understand us best.

But it's not just about what we receive from the community. It's also about what we give. When we serve others in the church, we are living out the teachings of Christ and spreading love and kindness throughout the world. When we pray for one another, we are demonstrating our belief in the power of God to heal and transform lives. When we support each other through the ups and downs of life, we are fulfilling our responsibility to love our neighbors as ourselves.

At Christian Assembly Church, we believe that community is not just a part of our faith journey - it's a vital component. It's where we find the strength to persevere, the hope to continue, and the love to sustain us. Whether you're a lifelong member or a newcomer, we welcome you to join us and experience the power of community in Christ.

So if you're looking for a place to deepen your faith, build relationships, and find a sense of community, come and visit us at Christian Assembly Church in Hobart. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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Holy Communion

We will celebrate the Lord's Supper on Sunday, Oct 27. We practice an open table which means if you follow Jesus and acknowledge the significance of his death for the salvation of the world and the remission of sins, you may partake with us. All are welcome!