The present building- in Macquarie Street and established in 1935 - is the third version of the leading Presbyterian church as the previous one in Philip Street was torn down by the government of the day to extend Martin Place to Macquarie Street.

The first building - from 1901 to 1935 - was on the site of the present library next door to Parliament House.

The current church has now been given heritage status by the National Trust year and is the main Uniting Church in the Sydney CBD.

It is also the only remaining example of its particular architectural style left in the city.
To find out more on the history of the church or to attend a church service please click here.