About Us

All Nations Church History

In Woolgoolga, our church was planted out of Coffs Harbour Christian Life Centre (now Lifehouse Church) in 1992. The church started out of a local Bible study group in Nightingale Street with congregation members from the Coffs Harbour church.

In those early days, the church then moved to the local Scout Hall in Woolgoolga, adjacent to Centennial Oval.

Then it moved into the Volunteer Sea Rescue hall until 1994, when the current pastor Peter Ainsworth and team moved the church to the Mullaway Primary School hall for two years. This enabled the growing children’s ministry to expand.

In 1996 the church moved into a building in Hawke Drive where it grew and became established for the next 14 years.

In October 2010 the church has moved into a disused Presbyterian church facility in Landrigan Close, Woolgoolga. Rising rental prices and the desire to exit the industrial area of the community, mainly led to this change. The church is now more visible, with great potential to expand and provide for family and children, and youth-based ministry.

Extensions to the facility with a proposed kids and youth hall is the next major step to be achieved in 2011.

Vision Statement

‘Passionately Loving God, Life and Community.’

Mission Statement

“Go into all the world and preach the Good News to all Creation.” Mark 16:15

3 Top Goals of All Nations Church

1. To pastor our community
2. To connect All Nations Church into world harvest
3. To build God’s house for future generations

7 Core Values

1. A Church that is joyfully alive and Holy Spirit filled
2. A Church that is outward looking and great commission focused (Matthew 28:18-20)
3. A Church that loves God’s Word
4. A Church that loves to worship Jesus Christ passionately
5. A Church reaching out to all generations
6. A local Church walking in great favour in its community
7. A Church of growing influence

Read more about Australian Christian Churches and what we believe here.