Sundays at 10 AM / 3 Cornwall Street, Bunbury

Your first Sunday at ODCF

New to church or just new to Bunbury, you’re welcome here. This is everything you need to know before you walk in.

When
Sundays at 10:00 AM
Prayer at the altar from 9:30 AM
How long
About an hour and a half
Then lunch together
What to wear
Whatever you like
Jeans are perfect. No dress code
The ODCF congregation worshipping on a Sunday morning

What Sunday feels like

Real photos from real Sundays, so you can picture the room before you arrive.

  • Live worship led by the band
    Live worship led by the band
  • Worship together
    Worship together
  • A full room on a Sunday
    A full room on a Sunday
  • A practical message from the Bible
    A practical message from the Bible
  • Come as you are
    Come as you are
  • Prayer for anyone who wants it
    Prayer for anyone who wants it
  • Praying for each other
    Praying for each other
  • Prayer at the front after the message
    Prayer at the front after the message
  • A warm welcome
    A warm welcome
  • Lunch together after the service
    Lunch together after the service
  • Conversation after the service
    Conversation after the service
  • Teaching you can take into your week
    Teaching you can take into your week
  • Room for the whole family
    Room for the whole family

How the morning goes

No surprises. There’s no strict timetable, but this is the order things happen. Church starts at 10 AM.

  1. 9:30 AM

    Prayer at the altar

    A small group prays before the service. Join in, or just arrive for 10.

  2. Before 10

    Park and come in

    Free parking right at 3 Cornwall Street. Someone will say hello at the door and help you find a seat.

  3. 10 AM

    Worship

    We start with contemporary songs, sung from the heart. Sing along or simply listen.

  4. Then

    Offering

    We take up a collection. Guests aren't expected to give.

  5. Then

    Communion

    We share communion together every Sunday.

  6. Then

    The message

    Pastor Kyle preaches a down-to-earth, Bible-based message for about 35 to 45 minutes. Kingdom Kids head out to their own program as the message begins.

  7. To finish

    Altar call

    An open invitation to come to the front for prayer or to respond to the message. No pressure, stay in your seat if you like.

  8. After church

    Lunch together

    Everyone is invited to stay for lunch after every service. This is where most friendships start.

Finding us

3 Cornwall Street, Bunbury WA 6230

Free parking on site. Look for the church building on Cornwall Street, a few minutes from the Bunbury CBD.

Good questions

What actually happens in the service?

We start with worship songs, then the offering (guests aren't expected to give) and communion. Then Pastor Kyle preaches a Bible message for about 35 to 45 minutes, and we finish with an altar call, an open invitation to come forward for prayer. Then everyone's invited to stay for lunch.

Will I be put on the spot?

No. Sit wherever you like and join in as much or as little as you want. There's never any pressure on guests to give.

What about my kids?

Children start in the service with everyone, then head out to Kingdom Kids (ages 3 to 12) when the message begins, during school weeks. Under 3s stay with you, and there's a back room where babies can be as loud as they like. Our volunteers hold current Working With Children Checks.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The venue is wheelchair-friendly, with free parking at the church.

What if I don't know anyone?

Most people didn't, once. The welcome team will look after you, and lunch after the service is an easy way to meet a few faces.

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly. No question is too small.

Let us make your first Sunday easier.

Tell us you are coming and the welcome team can be ready for you. If you have kids, questions, or want someone to meet you at the door, add it here.

What happens next?

Only the welcome team sees your details, so they can look out for you on Sunday.

No pressure.

This is just to help us welcome you well. You can still simply arrive on Sunday.