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We are delighted to welcome brides and grooms to be married in our church. St Augustine’s is a wonderful place to pledge and start your life together whether you are after an intimate wedding with just 4 people or a large wedding with up to 250 guests.

Built in 1919, St Augustine’s is a beautiful church with stunning stained glass windows, set in leafy grounds on Racecourse Road Hamilton.

We will provide you all the information you need so that your family and friends make the most of your very special day. Check our availability for your date and please press continue below to enter your details.

Congratulations again,

Rev’d Canon Dr Marian Free
St Augustine’s Anglican Church, Brisbane, Hamilton

Baptism is the means by which a person affirms their faith in Jesus Christ and becomes a member of the church. It represents a movement from a materialistic world view to one in which Christ is at its centre. Those who are baptised turn to Christ, affirming their commitment to the belief in God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Children are unable to make such commitments, so when a child is baptised, Godparents make this commitment on behalf of the child.

At St Augustine’s ideally a person is baptised during our Sunday morning service, however we have found it more practical to hold most baptism services at 11:00am. If you or your child would like to be baptised, please click the button below to send us your details.

Rev’d Canon Dr Marian Free
St Augustine’s Anglican Church, Brisbane, Hamilton

May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief.

Please accept our sympathies to you, your family, and friends.

We would be happy to discuss holding the funeral service here with us.

Please follow the prompts below to send us your details and we will be in contact to assist you very shortly.

Yours in Christ’s love,

Rev’d Canon Dr Marian Free
St Augustine’s Anglican Church, Brisbane, Hamilton

If you would like to contact us, or ask for prayer, please email or call us.

Please contact our Office to discuss your ideas or requirements for hiring the hall, the lawns, or both. People usually access the hall if hiring the lawns.

Hire may be for non-commercial events, charity sales, or for use after a ceremony such as a wedding, baptism or funeral. Consider taking advantage of this memorable and beautiful setting. We make use of an excellent catering company.

The hall and lawns are also an ideal location for community group events, musicians, fitness classes, fund raising gatherings, educational groups and private functions.

Please follow the prompts below to send us your details and we will be in contact to assist you.

Rev’d Canon Dr Marian Free
St Augustine’s Anglican Church, Brisbane, Hamilton

If you would like to be placed on our e-mail list, or removed, (we don’t mind how often you go on or off the list) please request the Pew Bulletin via the Office e-mail button above. The bulletin is also provided via our website, or Facebook.

If you change your e-mail address, please let us know so that we avoid e-mail bounces – this keeps our e-mail provider happy.

If you wish to provide us your contact details – phone and postal, or have changed your contact details and wish to let us know, that would be great.

We advise everyone using our website to never provide bank account details via the Internet or e-mail.

May we pray for you…

If you would like prayer for yourself or others, whether it is physical, emotional, relational, or involving other requests, Rev'd Marian Free will pray for you. For more help about prayer and healing, please see our resources, specifically the Wednesday Service, and related pages. Prayer is a time of bringing a situation as sincerely as we can before God. This is not a time for counseling as such, but within the scope of pastoral ministry we listen with care and where able may offer advice. For specific services related to financial, food, housing, medical or other assistance, please see our Crisis Help section on the Governance webpage. Rev'd Marian Free may be contacted in emergencies – please e-mail, or refer to the mobile phone number in the Pastoral Care section on our Governance webpage.

Most people park in Charlton Street on the upper side of the church. It is possible to drive right up to the front door to drop off those with mobility issues.

If you wish to park on the lower side of the church grounds, drive along Racecourse Road, (turn left off Kingsford Smith Drive into Racecourse Road if driving from the city) then turn left into the grounds. Leave the rectory driveway clear and use single depth parking. It is okay to park on the lawns unless otherwise signed. Please do not spin wheels on the lawns but drive gently, and take care of any adjacent flowers and plants. If you attend the grounds at other times, follow any instructions from the gardeners if present, who may restrict parts of the grounds they are working on. Please be aware of any people around you and other cars when exiting. Exiting is easy, but take some care turning back into Racecourse Road. If there is too much traffic, you can turn left and use other streets to get back to Kingsford Smith Drive.

If there is no room in the grounds, you may park on Racecourse Road, observing any signed areas from the city council. Alternatively, you can try various nearby side streets. Allen and Balowrie streets are often full, so it is easier trying Kent Street, or a bit further up in Stevenson Street. Wherever you park, it is not far to walk to the church. You can enjoy noting the various cafés.

If driving from the Gateway end into the city, turn right off KSD into Nudgee Road, then left into Stevenson Street, (or any of the side streets) and again, either use a side street that is not signed with half hour parking, Racecourse Road, the church grounds, or Charlton Street. Any location is within walking distance.