8:30am Service
Our 8.30am Service is held in the Angelesea Room on a Sunday Morning and includes an acoustic worship set, a message and time after the service to connect, have a coffee, bright and early! It’s acoustic, relaxed and friendly.
While C3 Kids doesn’t run during the 8.30am Service, we encourage you to bring your children into the service regardless!
10am Service
Our 10am Service is held in the Main Auditorium on a Sunday Morning and includes a full band, lights and sound, a message and time after the service to connect and have a coffee. It’s vibrant, dynamic and welcoming.
The 10am service also offers a live translation of the message through Wordly into of dozens of languages, either through subtitles or audio (byo earphones).
The 10am Service also includes our C3 Kids program, which is run during the service.
C3 Wednesday 12pm
C3 Wednesday is our midweek Service, held in the Angelsea Room. This service is an intentional, short and sweet service, and is the perfect opportunity to refocus, connect and gather Beyond Sunday.
While C3 Kids doesn’t run during the C3 Wednesday Service. We encourage you to bring your children into the service regardless!
You are welcome here!
During our services you can expect live worship music, an opportunity to connect with God through prayer and reflection, and a life-related message from the Bible.
Sunday services generally run for 60-70 minutes with a full kids program that runs at the same time as our 10am service. Our 8:30am and Wednesday services doesn’t include a kids program, but kids are always welcome to come along! For those with babies we also have a Parents Room available for you to utilise if you need to at any time (with a live video feed in the 10am).
We recommend coming a bit early to grab a coffee, to familiarise yourself with the space and connect with others. After our services there’s usually an opportunity to receive prayer if you would like to, simply make yourself known to our ministry team.
We love building strong connections and doing life together! This is why we purposefully design breathing space around all of our services to connect with others in our beautiful, sunny atrium. You’ll find a mix of standing space, table gatherings, quiet couch corners, and even outdoor tables—we want you to feel comfortable!
There is no expectation for new people to participate in any part of the service they’re not comfortable with, so feel free to just come along and observe if you’d like to. Come as you are! There’s no dress code, we’re more interested in YOU than what you wear.
Our Location
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We have plenty of parking on site including dedicated disability parking spots right by the main entrance for those who require them. As well as our overflow carpark at the rear of the building, there is also free parking available along Anglesea Street.
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There is also a bus stop just near us on Macquarie Street – get off at Bus Stop Number 10 at 451 Macquarie Street, then walk down Anglesea Street towards the Rivulet. Come over the bridge at the bottom of the street and you'll see our flags!
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If you are walking from the city direction, you can come via the Hobart Rivulet track which is at the mountain end of Liverpool Street (about a 20min walk).
For Families
Sunday Kids Programs
We run exciting kids programs during our 10am Sunday service! You can find them having lots of fun playing games, listening to stories, drawing, doing craft, singing songs, and learning more about how much God loves them! If it's your first time visiting a service, just let one of our hosts at the door know and they will gladly introduce you to one of our C3 Kids team leaders who can answer any questions you may have.
Midweek Playgroup & Bubzplay
C3 Hobart’s Playgroup is a supportive Member of the Tasmania Playgroup Association, and provides a place to come and connect with other parents and carers during the week in a welcoming, non-judgemental and safe environment. These programs are facilitated by C3 Hobart mums, young adults, and playgroup family volunteers, who have experience with young families and a desire to support and strengthen families in any way we can.
