The Church on The Hill

The Church on The Hill The Church on the Hill is a historic landmark nestled in Old Noarlunga. We look forward to welcoming you back to a beautifully restored sanctuary.

We are currently under restoration to preserve our heritage and enhance our sacred spaces.

Messages like these remind us how restoration is a craft that inspires admiration beyond the hill. Thank you for the kin...
31/10/2025

Messages like these remind us how restoration is a craft that inspires admiration beyond the hill. Thank you for the kind words, Chris!

“History is who we are and why we are the way we are.”In a world that often moves too fast, The Church on The Hill remin...
27/10/2025

“History is who we are and why we are the way we are.”

In a world that often moves too fast, The Church on The Hill reminds us to pause and remember where we came from.

Each stained glass window at The Church on The Hill tells a story of faith, of service, of community. From tributes to b...
24/10/2025

Each stained glass window at The Church on The Hill tells a story of faith, of service, of community. From tributes to beloved members to gifts from Sunday School children and choirs, these windows capture more than just light, they reflect the lives and legacies that have shaped the church for generations.

Check out our special feature on the stained glass windows you can see at The Church on The Hill:

In this series, we break down key restoration terms to shed light on the processes that help protect and revive places l...
20/10/2025

In this series, we break down key restoration terms to shed light on the processes that help protect and revive places like The Church on The Hill.

Whether you're in the trade or simply curious, these insights reveal the craftsmanship behind our restoration journey.

What concept/technique would you like to learn about next?

The Church on The Hill front and centre from the lens of Mr. Trevor Holder.Do you have a pic of The Church on The Hill t...
17/10/2025

The Church on The Hill front and centre from the lens of Mr. Trevor Holder.

Do you have a pic of The Church on The Hill that you’d like us to feature here on our socials? Just send us a message!

13/10/2025

Turn your sound on, these Kookaburras have something to say!

To celebrate their visit, here are some fun facts about these beautiful birds that you might not know yet:

🗸 They laugh to mark territory,not just for fun.
🗸 Their eyesight is razor sharp, perfect for spotting prey.
🗸 They live in tight-knit families.
🗸 Pairs mate for life.
🗸Instead of building nests, they use tree hollows.
🗸 They’re expert hunters, even taking on snakes!

Nature and history meet here every day, in the most delightful ways.

We couldn’t agree more, Tania.Thank you for showing us your love for the Church and our iconic bell.
06/10/2025

We couldn’t agree more, Tania.

Thank you for showing us your love for the Church and our iconic bell.

Did you know the church’s name pays tribute to two early pioneers of the district?Follow us for more interesting facts a...
03/10/2025

Did you know the church’s name pays tribute to two early pioneers of the district?

Follow us for more interesting facts about The Church on The Hill.

Two windows. From one remarkable duo of artists.Montgomery & Grimbly’s stained glass artistry graces The Church on The H...
29/09/2025

Two windows. From one remarkable duo of artists.

Montgomery & Grimbly’s stained glass artistry graces The Church on The Hill through The Ascension (1896), a striking memorial donated by George and Eliza Yates, and the Jubilee window (1900), gifted by the church choir to mark 50 years of worship.

See these beautiful windows when you visit The Church on The Hill.

Did you get baptised here at our historic Church? We’d love to hear all about it. Please share your stories in the comme...
26/09/2025

Did you get baptised here at our historic Church? We’d love to hear all about it. Please share your stories in the comments section!

Originally, the roof of the Church was constructed with slate shingles, but in the 1890s, it was replaced with corrugate...
22/09/2025

Originally, the roof of the Church was constructed with slate shingles, but in the 1890s, it was replaced with corrugated iron.

Today, we continue to honour The Church on The Hill through our careful restoration efforts that not only strive to make the Church as beautiful as ever, but also strong and sturdy for the generations to come.

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30 Church Hill Road
Adelaide, SA
5158

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