Cannington Adventist Church

Cannington Adventist Church Cannington Adventist Church is a welcoming community church that offers a safe environment to Know, Show, and grow in Jesus. This local service also features a food stand, where they partner with ADRA Australia to provide community meals. Worship services are held every Saturday morning, offering English services from 10 AM to noon, Samoan services from 1 PM to 4 PM, and youth gatherings at 4:30 PM. Visitors are welcomed with no obligation to bring a Bible or make any donations; the church emphasizes inclusivity for all individuals, whether they are longtime Christians or those exploring their spirituality.

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19/01/2026

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10/01/2026

We need your help!

We are seeking someone to undertake the service of Campers Meals at Easter Camp in 2026. If we do not find someone, there will be NO campers meals available.

10/01/2026
Followers of this linked Soup Kitchen page are encouraged to also follow or join the Adra Community Centre group on our ...
10/01/2026

Followers of this linked Soup Kitchen page are encouraged to also follow or join the Adra Community Centre group on our page. Thanks. https://www.facebook.com/share/17fm47qLbG/

Cannington Soup Kitchen is a community based not for profit organisation that works to provide food relief to the community. Customers can access to free bread, fruits, vegetables and warm meal every FRIDAY from 5pm- 6:30pm

10/01/2026
26/12/2025

It’s especially easy for children to get caught up in the excitement and anticipation of presents during Christmas time. It’s easy for us adults to do the same. It is, after all, a season of joy, gifts and giving. While we may be able to see past the commercialisation and materialism of Christmas, we need to consciously help our children do the same. Here’s how.

1. Explore its true meaning
Christmas, at its core, is about giving, not gifts. Take time to talk about the birth of Jesus and God’s greatest gift to us: God becoming human, bearing the consequences of our wrongdoing and rescuing us from eternal separation from Him.

2. Create traditions beyond presents
Children often remember experiences more than things. Baking together, going camping, singing carols or driving around to see Christmas lights can create lasting memories and give children something meaningful to look forward to beyond what’s under the tree.

3. Limit the wish list
This will encourage your children to think intentionally about what they truly value. It also helps to teach contentment.

4. Involve them in giving
One of the most powerful ways to shift the focus from “getting” to “giving” is to let children be part of it. This could be helping to choose a gift for a sibling, being part of a charity drive such as Operation Christmas Child or giving to ADRA. Involving children also helps to cultivate in them compassion, empathy and emotional intelligence.

5. Acts of kindness
Christmas is the perfect time to model kindness to your children. Together, leave thank-you notes for delivery drivers, help out at a soup kitchen or pick flowers for a neighbour.

6. Practise gratitude
Help your children see the thought and care that goes behind each present—especially the ones they may not appreciate—and why they should be thankful for it. Even better, guide your children to pause and think of something they’re thankful for from the past year. Often, it will be a memory or an experience that extends beyond material stuff.

7. Keep it simple
The holidays don’t need to be extravagant to be meaningful. Sometimes the pressure to create a “perfect” Christmas adds more stress than joy. Children notice our attitude more than the number of presents under the tree.

8. Slow down
Holidays can be overstimulating. Show your children the value of slowing down by setting aside moments where they can pause, reflect and reset.

9. Focus on presence
The fondest memories our children will have are of the times spent together. Make sure to pause from the Christmas rush to spend time with them.

10. Celebrate people
Christmas gatherings are the perfect time to highlight that relationships matter. Emphasise that the celebration is about who you’re with more than what you receive because relationships bring the deepest fulfilment.

(Melody Tan, project manager of Mums At The Table.)

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140 Wharf Street
Cannington, WA
6107

To reach your destination at Wharf Street in Perth, here are the travel directions:

**Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take a train on the Armadale or Thornlie line from your nearest station to Cannington Station. Once you arrive at Cannington Station, exit and head north towards Albany Highway.
2. **Bus:** Alternatively, you can take a bus that services the area. Check local bus schedules for routes that stop near Wharf Street.

From either transport option, it’s about a 10-15 minute walk to your destination.

**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, head towards Albany Highway and follow signs to Perth.
2. Turn onto Wharf Street when you approach the area.
3. There is street parking available nearby; however, be sure to check for any parking restrictions or time limits.

Safe travels!

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 11:30am
Friday 3pm - 5pm
Saturday 9:30am - 3pm
Sunday 8:30am - 12pm

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Cannington Adventist Church is a vibrant community that warmly welcomes everyone, regardless of their background or experience. With a mission to create a safe space where individuals can Know, Show, and Grow in Jesus, this church fosters an inclusive environment for worship and fellowship.

Every Saturday morning from 9:30 AM to noon, the church hosts engaging worship services in English, followed by services in Samoan from 1 PM to 4 PM. For the youth, there’s a special program called RAW at 4:30 PM that encourages young people to connect and grow together.

One of the standout features of Cannington Adventist Church is its commitment to serving the community through initiatives like the FREE Friday Soup Kitchen in partnership with ADRA Australia. This effort not only provides nourishment but also builds connections among local residents.

Visitors will find that they don’t need to bring anything but themselves; Bibles are available for borrowing, and newcomers are encouraged to feel at home without any pressure. Whether you’re a lifelong Christian or exploring your spirituality for the first time, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere where you can engage with others and share your thoughts if you choose.

Cannington Adventist Church is truly a place where all are invited to come as they are and embark on their spiritual journey together.

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