This Sunday 8:30 AM + 10:30 AM

Morning tea at 9:45 AM

Woodcrest Auditorium, Springfield

A Place to Belong.
A Purpose to Live.

Springfield Christian Family is a church family centred on Jesus. Whether you are exploring faith, new to church or have followed Jesus for years, you are welcome to meet people, grow in relationship with Him and discover your place in His mission.

People sharing conversation after an SCF gathering

Why We Exist

Belong to Christ.
Serve His Mission.
Lead His People.

Jesus is the centre of our life together. We want people to know Him, be formed as His disciples and take part in what He is doing through His church.

Belong, Serve and Lead are not titles to earn or levels to complete. They describe a life growing around Jesus: receiving our place in Him, bringing what He has placed in our hands and helping someone else flourish.

Belong to Christ

Belonging begins with Jesus.

God created us to know Him. Jesus invites us to turn to Him, trust Him and follow Him.

That relationship grows in the shared life of His church—gathering around God’s Word, learning to pray, being baptised and allowing ourselves to be known, encouraged and shaped in community. You can arrive with questions and begin with one faithful next step.

An SCF Life Group sharing a family celebration in a home

Serve His Mission

What God has placed in your hands matters.

Following Jesus turns us outward. His mission reaches into the church family, our neighbourhoods and the places where we already live and work.

Serving may mean welcoming someone on Sunday, bringing a practical skill to a team, caring for people through the week or taking part in community outreach. Every role begins with love for Jesus and people, and each pathway should fit the person, need and responsibility involved.

Phil serving a community member through Westside Community Care

Lead His People

Leadership helps someone else flourish.

Leadership is not simply holding a title. It begins with following Jesus, growing in maturity and serving faithfully.

It develops as people accept responsibility for others: being known in a Life Group, learning with a friend or mentor, helping a team grow and walking beside someone in discipleship. SCF Grow can give Bible-based conversations shape, but it supports rather than replaces prayer, relationship and the life of the church.

An SCF leader helping a younger person learn in a small-group setting