The Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia (PCEA) is a Christian Church built on the foundations of the apostles and prophets with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone or head of the Church (Ephesians 3:20).

It is not a man made club, but a 'body', the body of Christ, which exists to tell all mankind the only way of salvation from sin and death and to glorify God.

The name Presbyterian refers to the form of Church government, namely by elders and deacons organised into local sessions and regional presbyteries.

Our Church meets at Mt Druitt and Bexley North. The main meetings are on Sunday, the day Jesus Christ rose from the dead. At these public meetings we unite in singing praise to God, in prayer and in listening to the Bible being read and explained. Other meetings are held for prayer, Bible study and fellowship.

The Bible talks this week are Knowing Christ, a study of Philippians 3:10-11 and Do the Wicked Prosper and Why?, a study of Job 20, 21. Why don't you click the links to learn about what they say?

In the PCEA

• Worship is simple and Biblical
• The preaching is plain and meaningful with careful explanation of the Bible
• The fellowship is warm and genuine
• You can grow with us in the knowledge and love of God
• The Bible is the sole basis for all beliefs - it is the inspired and inerrant word of God
• The Westminster Confession of Faith, which sets out the Reformed doctrines, is fully embraced as our subordinate standard.

To learn about the PCEA's beliefs and practices, click on An Introduction to Beliefs and Practices, 2006.

Visit the Official Website of the PCEA at http://www.pcea.org.au