Officially opening on 1st of March 1936, this Roman Catholic Church takes pride of place at the corner of Reserve Street and North Road. After 1950 the building was rotated slightly to allow room for the rear wing to be added. Services are currently held at 5:00pm every Saturday evening....
After starting life over near the Brown Coal Mine’s old Main Street in the 1920’s, the former Methodist Church was moved to its Reserve Street location in 1938. The building itself evolved with time, and unfortunately suffered a destructive fire in 1997. However this allowed for a rebirth and reconstruction...
The church began life as the St James Church of England and was built on site “on the hill” under the leadership of Reverend Percy Dicker. In November 17th 1927 it was formerly dedicated. Currently a small congregation continue to meet in conjunction with the Uniting Church. So come along to...
From 1953 services began in the Anglican Church building on Reserve Street. In 1957 land was obtained from the State Electricity Commission on North Road and the church was built and consecrated in 1975. Currently the Serbian Orthodox community hold monthly services on the first Sunday of each month, as...
Moe Congregation of Jehovah Witnesses is located just a short drive from the Yallourn North township. Starting life in York Street Moe, the new building was opened in 1991. If you are new to the area, or would just like to meet some new people, head on over and introduce...
Beginning life as a humble four-bedroom home, our local mosque has been situated in the Yallourn North hills since 1997. Servicing all of Gippsland, the Masjid has Jumu’ah prayers every week at 1pm, or at 1.30pm in daylight savings time. Jumu’ah is in Arabic, English and on the odd occasion...
