Howrah, Tasmania
Our church gathers every Sunday: 9:30am, 238 Clarence Street, Howrah, Tasmania (see the map, below). Whoever you are and wherever you have been, you are welcome at Good News, because the good news of Jesus is good news for everyone. We would love to see you this Sunday!
At Good News Christian Church we believe that the good news of Jesus is good news for everyone, so every week is a good week to check out our church, even if you’re sick, vulnerable, or travelling away from home. Join our Live-Stream or look back at past services at our YouTube Channel, and stay in touch via our Facebook or Instagram pages
Want to make a time to talk about church or Jesus over coffee? Contact our pastor, pastor@goodnewschristianchurch.org
When: Friday evening, 5.30pm to 7.30pm (Dropoff from 5pm)
Who: Anyone in Grades 3 to 12
All are welcome, whether you come to church or not.
(During school terms only)
Thursday
Time: 9:30am to 11:00am
Cost: $5 per family
Make an appointment with the pastor by phone or email to have a chat over coffee.
A warm welcome before the service, a light morning tea afterwards.A church service that expresses our historic Christian faith in Jesus for ordinary people living in today‘s world.…we have readings from the Bible, prayers, songs, and a sermon, all grounded in God’s word.Our Sunday School offers age-appropriate learning for primary-aged children during the service.Our crèche offers parents a space to have their little ones minded during the sermon. We welcome people with diverse needs and from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Starts 9:30am, corner of Clarence and Berega Streets, Howrah.
We are a congregation of the Christian Reformed Churches of Australia–a collection of about 60 churches around the country.In the Tasmanian scene, we’re also involved in The Vision 100 Network. We also share a particularly close friendship with the Presbyterian churches around Hobart.
As a church it is our aim to give Glory to God, through His eternal Son the Lord Jesus Christ, by the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. Our message is the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Christ alone saves people from sin and death. By the grace of God, we put our faith in Him alone. We regard the Bible to be the inspired Word of God. We seek to be holistic in our Sunday worship, by giving glory and praise to God in our singing, our prayers of thanks and intercession, in our offering, in fellowship with one another and through the encouragement we receive from the preaching, which is based on the Bible.
We serve God with gladness and joy in hearts as we rejoice in the One who has set us on an eternal journey to be with Him.
Short answer: lots of different people, from many walks of life. But you can particularly expect to meet our pastor, and some of our elders, too:
Rev. Nathanael Remminga spent his childhood in Tassie, his teenage years in Melbourne, and most of his 20’s in Queensland. Tassie being the best, he moved back in 2023 to pastor Good News church. He is married to Rachel and they have a one year old, Miriam. He loves board games, woodworking, and talking about the good news of Jesus.
Our elders are Luke Roberts (a teacher), Alex Wanders (a retired art teacher), John van der Niet (a retired land surveyor), and Pieter Tuit (a retired Christian minster).
We have adopted a policy that is used by churches in our denomination nationally, and is kept up to date with improvements over time. Download a copy of our Children and Vulnerable People Policy here.
To help us run great ministries, we collect personal data in many different forms, and that means we need to handle that information with due sensitivity, security, and care. Download a copy of our Privacy Policy here.
Want more info on how we do things at Good News? Feel free to ask for more information. We welcome the opportunity to talk.