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About Us
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The
people of Pilgrim meet in an historic building (1866) that has been
extensively refurbished. In 1982 three of the city congregations, that
had become part of the Uniting Church in 1977, decided to
form one congregation in the city centre. The Paterson Street Methodist
building was chosen as the site for this new congregation, embarking on
a pilgrimage into the future, hence Pilgrim Uniting Church.
Covenant Goals for Pilgrim Uniting Church.
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Pilgrim Uniting
Church
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The
glass-covered cloister provides a physical link between the
commercial centre and the government offices in Civic Square. It is
often used as a resting place and lunch venue for city workers and is a
convenient gathering space for church functions.
Locals and visitors share refreshments after services here.
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The cloister
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The
historic Pilgrim Hall is a venue for public gatherings of all
kinds, from political meetings to musical concerts, and social
activities.
There is a collection of meeting rooms and administrive offices at the
rear of the hall.
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Historic Wesley
Hall
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In
Wesley Chambers UnitingCare Australia has its community
service agencies and other tenants who offer various community
services. The Family Resource
Centre, Pilgrim Child Care
Centre, Maggie's Place, PYPS (Pregnant Young Person’s
Support Service) offer shop front services to the people of the region.
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Wesley Chambers
UnitingCare
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These
three buildings offer an historic façade in Paterson Street that
is part of the charming colonial character of Launceston.
Contact Us
Pilgrim
Uniting Church
34-38 Paterson Street
Launceston
Tasmania 7250
Phone: (03) 6331 8466
Fax: (03) 6331 6194
Email: pilgrim@tassie.net.au
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Historic facade in
Paterson Street
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