Proclaiming Jesus at university
The UWA Christian Union is a group of over 200 students on a mission to help students engage with Jesus at university.
We come from dozens of churches and denominations across Western Australia, but we’re united by our love for Jesus and our desire to see everyone grow in their love for him.
Whether you’ve known Jesus for years or are just starting to check him out, we’d love you to join us.
How can I get involved?
Join a small group
Small group Bible studies are the heart of CU. Every week you’ll get to meet with 8-10 people in your faculty to get to know each other, dig in to the Bible, and pray together. You can sign up now!
Come to Public Meetings
Thought-provoking talks from the Bible.
– Tuesdays 1pm in Social Science Lecture Theatre
– Thursdays 12pm in the UWA Chapel (repeat of Tuesday meeting)
See the map to Public Meeting & the talk schedule
Specialist Groups
International Students
The Fellowship of Overseas Christian University Students (FOCUS) is a group for international students and others who want to serve them. Whether you are already a Christian or just exploring it, we would love to meet you!
– Thursdays 5-7pm in Arts Lecture Room 4
Find out more about FOCUS
College Students
Living at a residential college is a unique experience and a unique opportunity to live for Jesus. We have groups running in several of the residential colleges at UWA, so come along and get to know God better, as well as other college students.
Find out more about our college groups
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We are going to put on the Mark Drama- in the week before Easter (week 7). Are you interested in joining the acting team? Please message/ring/email Rosemary Thorburn if you want to join or need more info. NOTE: acting skills are not needed.
Hey I would be interested but would like some more info
Hi guys. Beth Gosling has asked me to let you know that she has recently been diagnosed with leukaemia.
I just chatted with her on the phone and she sounds in good spirits. Her treatment has started but she feels well.
She’s at Royal Perth Hospital and she’s up for visitors, so if you’re a friend of hers she’d love you to pop in and say hello. Hospitals are pretty boring.
Please be praying that God would heal Beth, that he’d give the doctors wisdom and insight as they treat her, and that he’d use her diagnosis and treatment to grow her trust in him.
- Ben Rae
Visiting Beth 101 * Beth LOVES visitors but please don’t feel guilty if you can’t make it in. * Please don’t come if you are sick-even a sore throat is NO GO! * When you come don’t linger too long. Beth gets tired and needs daytime naps. Please no evening visits. * Please don’t bring food or flowers. Beth has a complicated nutrition plan. Apparently flowers have bugs...who would have thought!
For graduates - if you graduated mid or end 2019, and are now moving out into the working world, please message me (Tim Thorburn). I am organising a get-together in February.
The CU End of Year Dinner is just around the corner!
Don't forget to register through the link on the event page, and make sure you click 'Going'.
See you on Monday at 6PM!
Our final public meeting for the semester is TOMORROW!! 😮🥳 We’ll be in AUSTIN LT (first floor of Arts building 🦚). Join us to hear from Hebrews 13! 🍃🌸
