Families, Youth &/or Young Adults
Catch your breath
What is CYB? Catch Your Breath is a friendship group for neurodiverse young people and an expression of hospitality offered by Manningham Uniting Church. RSVP appreciated but not required. Let us know your coming by submitting the form Why is it called ‘Catch Your Breath’? The phrase ‘catch your breath’ commonly refers to the act of slowing down to enable you to breath normally after a period of intense physical exertion. Likewise, we live in a fast-paced world, bombarded…
Family@10 (Worship)
Family@10 is a modern worship service which is informal and relaxed, singing contemporary songs accompanied by a band. Worship teams led by a minister plan and lead the worship. Sometimes there are discussions. This service takes place in The Auditorium. There are a number of families attending and there is a program for children, Kids Church, which runs alongside the worship. This service also takes place each Sunday at 10.00am. Holy Communion is held monthly generally on the fourth Sunday…
KidsChurch (worship)
KidsChurch focuses on developing young people into faithful and community minded adults. During the Family@10 service they meet together to play games, make crafts, sing songs and explore what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Young people begin worship with their families at 10am and then leave the auditorium part way through the service. They then rejoin the adults for shared morning tea and community time at the conclusion of the service. The young people are grouped according…
Young Families: Dinner & Young Families: Games
You’re invited to connect and gather with other Young Families Meeting on the third Saturday of each month at Manningham Uniting Church & Community Centre, 109 Wood St, Templestowe for alternate dinner or games. Young Families: DinnerThe ‘even months’ (Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct), families are asked to bring food to share a meal (with no nuts) – no cost. Young Families: GamesThe ‘odd months’ (Mar, May, Jul, Sept, Nov) are game nights and takeaway dinner – $10 per person. For…
MUCK-IN
Term 4 Youth Program hosted by Manningham Uniting Church A frivolously fun Term 4 program has been planned for those Year 7 and up! Sunday 19 October: Bust-out-a-Board Sunday 2 November: Kompology or Nodology Sunday 16 November: Survivor Sunday 30 November: MUCK-in walks out 4:30pm – 6:30pm at Manningham Uniting Church andCommunity Centre (109 Wood St, Templestowe) More information: Contact Cinti 9846 2012; info@manninghamuc.org
Social Justice Action Group
The Group meets to promote social justice issues in our church and wider community. We aim to raise awareness and encourage actions in issues such as indigenous rights and reconciliation, asylum seekers and refugees, climate change and environment, gambling, overseas aid, homelessness and affordable housing. Contact Bill on 03 9846 2012; info@manninghamuc.org
MUC Knitters
Ladies with a common interest in knitting come together to create warm garments and soft toys for newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers and enjoy afternoon tea together. This will be a time to share what you have been knitting and to hear about a new opportunity to help Aboriginal people in palliative care. Everyone is welcome to attend, knitter or not! Can’t attend, but are a keen knitter? Or have an abundance of wool? Feel free to download the…
Heidelberg Theatre Company –
The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee
Get your tickets for a fantastic evening of entertainment at the Heidelberg Theatre Company’s production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, 13th November at 8 p.m. (36 Turnham Ave., Rosanna). A quirky musical about an eclectic group of adolescents (played by grown-up actors) who compete to become Spelling Champion, meanwhile telling stories of their family and background through song.Nominated for six Tony Awards and winner of two, this funny and touching show charms audiences with its wit and…
Nov 29, 2025
MUC Presents… Australian Girls Choir
MUC Presents… will conclude 2025 with the amazing Australian Girls Choir! The Australian Girls Choir has developed a reputation for inspirational performances to audiences around the world, through national and international tours, television appearances, and thousands of public events. Some of their performance highlights include singing for Nelson Mandela, Queen Elizabeth II and President Barack Obama, and alongside Hugh Jackman in his Australian Arena Tour. Concluding the event, will be afternoon tea and profits raised will be donated to The…