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Lucindale Bible Chapel
Lucindale, SA 5272
Church Information
| Church Name: | Lucindale Bible Chapel |
| Church Previous Name: | Lucindale Methodist Church/ Lucindale Uniting Church |
| Denomination: | Non-denominational |
| Street Address: | 35 Urrbrae Ave, Lucindale SA 5272, Australia |
| Suburb: | Lucindale |
| State: | SA |
| Postcode: | 5272 |
| Foundation Stone Laid: | unknown |
| Foundation Stone Notes: | No Foundation Stone or Memorial Plaque details are known for the present church building. Information/photographs are invited. The foundation stone for the first church building was laid in August 1906. The text on the foundation stone is not known. Information/photographs are invited. Scripture on current church building name plate records: Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly. Colossians 3:16 |
| Date Opened: | 30-12-2021 |
| Date Closed: | unknown |
| Email: | admin@churchesaustralia.org |
Comments
The Lucindale Bible Chapel began in the current church building on 30/12/2021, after it was acquired from the Uniting Church. "Lucindale Bible Chapel exists to serve the Lucindale community, and the worldwide body of Christ, through biblical preaching and teaching, prayer and intercession, and through connecting people in fellowship and community".
The former Uniting Church held its final service in this church building on 31/3/2019. The earliest Wesleyan Methodist service in Lucindale is believed to have been held in October 1888, with periodical services from then on. The first church building on the site was a galvanised iron structure, erected for the Methodist Church, and opened on 2/9/1906, although not fully complete [the Methodist Church was formed in 1902 from the amalgamation of a number of Methodist denominations, including Wesleyan Methodist, Primitive Methodist, Bible Christian Church and United Methodists Free - a number of which existed in the district]. Prior to the opening of the 1906 building, the Wesleyan Methodist congregation met in nearby settlements and the Free Presbyterian Church building. When the current church building was opened on 16/6/1963, the original 1906 church building became the church hall. More historical information/photographs of the church/chapel/congregation(s) are invited. Photographs uploaded 23/12/2023.
