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Sunday's service
Next Sunday's service, January 5 will be a combined Gloucester churches service at Gloucester Park at 9am. There will be no service at the Uniting Church hat morning.
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POLICY FOR THE USE OF THE CHURCH BUILDING FOR FUNERALS, CEREMONIES, ENTERTAINMENT.
The Gloucester Uniting Church (GUC) is an open Church and everyone is welcome to worship God and attend other ceremonies and entertainment that may be held in the Church from time to time.
The GUC may allow funeral directors, celebrants, other leaders, or family members to act as master of ceremonies at funerals, ceremonies and entertainment events.
Funeral directors, celebrants, leaders and masters of ceremonies are required to act with dignity and aplomb when conducting funerals, ceremonies or entertainment in the GUC. Bad language, offensive music and explicit electronic product is not acceptable and is not to be promulgated in the GUC. 
Funeral Directors, Celebrants, Leaders and family members are to ensure that those delivering eulogies do so tastefully and respectfully.
There are a number of venues available in Gloucester where funeral services and entertainment events can be conducted. If the above basic principles cannot be adhered to or are considered inappropriate, arrangements should be made to use another venue.

80 years plus long service certificates were presented to members of Gloucester Uniting Church Adult Fellowship in recognition of dedication and commitment to the ministry of the Uniting Church in Australia in the ninth decade of life. They are, back, Helen Parsons, Norma Wilson, Colleen McKay, Elaine Maslen, Johanna Heyink, and Daph Croker; front, Yvonne Fisher, Leah Weismantel and Fay de Witte. The certificates were presented by John Williamson, chairman of the Elders Council.
 

Mission

Our mission is to be a living presence of God in the Gloucester community and to
follow the example of Jesus Christ so God's transforming love may be experienced by all.

The Gloucester Congregation supports local, national and international groups, such as:

• SRE programme in the local high school
• Christian & Life Education in local primary schools
• Wauchope Aboriginal Youth Group
• Nungalinga College
• Broken Hill Outback Patrol
• Leprosy Australia
• Samburu Sponsorship, Kenya
• Lausanne Australia, St Andrew's School in India