You’re familiar with WACC by now, but what is WACC?
WACC stands for Wollondilly Anglican Community Church. We meet each Sunday at 9am at Wollondilly Anglican College. Our service takes a fresh and dynamic approach and is geared towars families and young people. Morning tea follows straight after where we catch up and build relationships.

Most Sundays we have Kids’ Church at the same time, where pre-school and school age children go into the Year 5-6 classroom with two leaders to do their own church program. This generally some awesome, action packed activities and storied geared for young people.

What is important to us at WACC?
• Families are important to us, so we make sure we have something for all ages. As well as our Kids’ Church program, we have a family service once a month and on special days, like Mothers’ Day, where we try to involve everyone. At Kid’s Church we aim to have the children actively developing their faith together at all times.

• Relationships are important to us, so we take time to get to know each other better each time we meet. We generally have a time of welcome at the start of each service where we share where we’re at. We also have a regular “testimony time” where people volunteer to share their faith journey with the church. Morning tea after the service is also an important time for us to catch up together.

• Active participation is important to us. We want everyone to be involved in a way they feel comfortable with and really enjoy, whether in planning social activities, Kids’ Church, leading worship, doing morning tea, setting up or anything else.

• Sharing our faith with others is important, so we look for opportunities to make connections with the WAC community and with others in the Wollondilly area. We run Alpha courses, specifically designed for people who are questioning what they believe and wanting to find out more about Christianity in no-pressure environment.

• Connect Groups are important to us because we believe they give us a chance to get to know each other at a deeper level than we can on a Sunday. They also give us a chance to grow in faith together. We encourage everyone to join a home group, and try to make it as convenient as possible for those with families.

• Overseas and local missions are important to us. We regularly raise money for individuals involved in humanitarian relief and evangelistic missions in Australia and overseas.