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Who Are We?

Founded in 1958, George Town Baptist Church is part of the Baptist Union of Tasmania. Tasmanian Baptists are linked with the Baptist Union of Australia and the Baptist World Alliance.

Our main objectives are to provide a place for Christians of like precious faith to congregate, fellowship, and through worship, preaching, teaching experience the spiritual growth known as Discipleship. Using the resources both spiritual and natural we endeavour to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who are in need, and to help as we are able to relieve suffering and provide comfort to those who are doing it tough. Through the years, we have endeavoured to maintain a positive relationships with other churches in George Town, which has resulted in our sharing in projects together and even in joint worship services. You will find a warm welcome and friendly people as well as the presence of the Lord when you come to George Town Baptist Church.

Our Mission 

In Worship

To glorify God and to provide opportunity for each person to experience His presence by creating an atmosphere which is relaxed and non threatening, contemporary and relevant to all people.

In Evangelism

To reach people with the good news of God’s love and salvation in Jesus Christ by equipping people to share their faith and love of God through personal witness and outreach both locally and further afield.

In Discipleship

To train people in the knowledge of God and developing a personal relationship with Him through a study of His Word by prayer and obedience to his will and by encouraging them to be involved in the life of the church.

In Ministry

To enable each person to develop his or her personal gifts and to serve others, meeting them in their area of need by providing opportunity, encouragement, training and guidance. 

 

 

george-town-baptist-building We meet on Sundays at 10:30 AM at 48 Goulburn St, George Town, TAS 7253

We extend an invitation to all to visit and worship with us soon. For more information please call Pauline Heppel 0409 136 290

 

 

Useful Information

Online contributions may be made to: Account name:

George Town Baptist Church | BSB 704922 Account number 100007258

We support the chaplains at the school, and City Mission.  If you wish to designate offerings please note.

Watercolour Classes

GTBC hosts Introduction to Watercolour painting series of classes.

These introduction series are made up of 3 classes over 3 weeks from 9:30am to 12:30pm. 

These are open to everyone and you do not have to have painted in watercolour before.  All materials are provided and included in the cost of the classes.  

Contact Sylvie 0405 534 299.  Class size is limited so advance booking is essential.

Activities

KYB (Know Your Bible) meets Fridays from 10:00-11:00 am. It is an interdenominational ministry open to all men and women. KYB is designed to help you develop as a Christian through personal studies and group sharing. It also assists in establishing a devotional pattern whilst being nurtured by God’s Word.  You do not have to be a member to be part of this welcoming group – just come along!                                 

Contact Faith, 03 6382 2467. 

GTBC has a Craft Group which meets on Mondays from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm. Everyone is very welcome to come and does not have to be a member of the church.

We work on individual projects in good company, and help each other as needed.  Some of us paint, other knit and crochet, whilst other work on other project. It’s a few hours of fun and relaxation with a great group.  

Contact Margaret 0417 166 207.

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GTBC Group Group

gtbcygGTBCYG is a program run monthly on the 4th Friday for students in grades 7 to 10.

We aim to provide an enjoyable and safe place where youth can connect, have fellowship and, learn valuable life lessons whilst exploring God and His character. 

Occasionally we attend special events off the church property, in which case a permission note must be provided.

All of the leaders at GTBCYG have the legally required Working with Vulnerable People registration, and have therefore completed a police background check.