Bathurst Anglican Cathedral

About This Business

The Bathurst Anglican Cathedral, located in the heart of Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, is a vibrant and historic church community that has been serving the region for nearly two centuries. The cathedral's rich history dates back to 1815 when the first Divine Service was held under a tree alongside the Macquarie River, following the proclamation of the town of Bathurst by Governor Macquarie. Since then, the church has grown and evolved, with the first record of organised church life in Bathurst emerging in 1822 during the visit of the Rev. Samuel Marsden, Senior Chaplain of the colony. The church was formally established as All Saints' Parish in 1840, with Rev. Charles Woodward being licenced to the Parish Church of All Saints' Bathurst. Today, the Bathurst Anglican Cathedral is a thriving community that offers a range of services, including Sunday worship at 8:30am and 10:00am, as well as other community events and activities. The cathedral is committed to sharing the message of Christianity and providing a welcoming and inclusive space for people of all ages and backgrounds. With its strong sense of history and tradition, combined with its modern and vibrant community, the Bathurst Anglican Cathedral is a unique and special place that continues to play an important role in the lives of the people of Bathurst and beyond. The cathedral's mission is to serve the community, to share the love of God, and to provide a sense of belonging and connection for all who attend. Whether you are a long-time resident of Bathurst or just visiting, the Bathurst Anglican Cathedral invites you to join them for worship, to explore their historic building, and to experience the warm and welcoming community that they have to offer.