Churches in Devonport

In the heart of Devonport, a constellation of churches each serves as a sanctuary for communal worship and spiritual growth, catering to a spectrum of denominations and fostering a robust community spirit.

  1. C3 Church Devonport (C3) – 45a Steele Street, offers an energetic and vibrant service each Sunday​​.
  2. Devonport Anglican Church (Anglican) – St Pauls on Church Street, is a place of tradition and community, minus the earlier presence in East Devonport​​.
  3. Devonport Church of Christ (Church of Christ) – 113 William Street, opens its doors for two services every Sunday morning, welcoming all to join​​.
  4. Devonport Presbyterian Church (Presbyterian) – 13 Edward Street, offers a weekly service and various community activities​​.
  5. Gateway Church Tasmania (Pentecostal) – 100 Don Road, is known for its lively worship sessions every Sunday​​.
  6. Hope Church Devonport (Christian) – 130 William Street, invites the community for a more contemporary Christian service in the afternoon​​.
  7. Lifeway Baptist Church (Baptist) – 130 William Street, provides a place for Baptist worship and teaching​​.
  8. Lutheran Church Devonport (Lutheran) – 93 Forbes Street, offers services on the second and fourth Sundays of the month​​.
  9. Oldaker Christian Church (Christian Community Churches) – 36 Oldaker Street, holds services on Sunday mornings, embracing a wide Christian fellowship​​.
  10. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church (Catholic) – 59-61 Stewart Street, a part of the Mersey-Leven Parish, holds Mass on Sundays​​.
  11. Pathway to Life Church (Christian Reformed) – 22 Nicholls Street, gathers its congregation on Sunday mornings for worship​​.
  12. The Salvos (Salvation Army) – 166 William Street, welcomes all to its Sunday service, offering spiritual guidance and community support​​.
  13. Village Church (Pentecostal) – 93 Forbes Street, offers two services on Sundays, morning and late afternoon, for those seeking a Pentecostal experience​​.

These Devonport churches not only provide spiritual nourishment but also serve as pillars of charity, education, and support, underpinning the social fabric of this vibrant Tasmanian city.