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Contact & prayer

We’d love to hear from you.

Got a question, a prayer request, or just want to say hi? Call 1300 MATTERS (1300 628 837) or send us a message.

Sunday servicesNirimba State Primary School hall

100 Park Avenue, Nirimba. Sundays 9:30am. Get directions

Church offices4/1 Packer Road, Baringa

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9am to 2pm.

Rhythm Espresso4/1 Packer Road, Baringa

Monday to Friday, 5:30am to 1:30pm.

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Tell us what’s on your mind and how you’d like us to reach you. We’ll be in touch soon.

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We’d love to pray with you.

Whatever you’re facing, you don’t have to carry it alone.

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Find us on Sunday

Nirimba State Primary School hall.

Follow the signs to the hall.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Who is Rhythm affiliated with?

Rhythm Church is part of the Australian Christian Churches (ACC), a movement of Pentecostal churches in voluntary cooperation. Each church is self-governing but works together for mutual support and the spread of the gospel.

What is the core belief of Rhythm?

Jesus Christ is the answer and hope for humanity. Everything we do comes from bold faith, real love and authentic community. Read our beliefs.

Who are the leaders of Rhythm?

Rhythm Church Limited and Rhythm Initiative Limited are registered charities with the ACNC, led by Pastors Murray and Kathy Boyton. Both are credentialed ACC pastors with more than 25 years of ministry experience.

What does Rhythm do for people doing it tough?

Through Rhythm Initiative we run Parcels of Peace Christmas hampers, a breakfast club at Baringa State Secondary College, and Rhythm Espresso, which creates meaningful work for people with additional needs.

What does “Come as you are” mean?

Everyone is on a journey. No matter your past, we believe you have a future and a hope. People from all walks of life find purpose, belonging and safety to be themselves.

I don’t usually go to church because I’m afraid of being judged.

Our goal is that you find safety here to be you. We serve a gentle, kind, patient and loving God, and that is how we treat others. You’ll find grace, not judgement.

Come as you are

There’s a place for you at Rhythm.

Sundays at 9:30am, Nirimba State Primary School hall, 100 Park Avenue, Nirimba.