About Us
A Community of Faith in Pitt Town
Scots Church is a small, welcoming Christian community with a long history in Pitt Town.
We gather to worship, share fellowship, support one another and explore what it means to follow Jesus in a changing world.
Our congregation values the relationships that have developed over generations, while recognising that Pitt Town itself is growing and changing.
We seek to be a place where people can find friendship, ask questions, explore faith and experience the love of God through the life of a caring community.
Whether you have been involved in church for many years, are returning after some time away or are exploring Christian faith for the first time, you are warmly welcome.
Part of the Green Hills Parish
Scots Church shares a longstanding relationship with Ebenezer Church. Together, the two churches form one congregation and worship in two historic locations.
We also share in the wider Green Hills Parish alongside Windsor Uniting Church.
Each church has its own history, character and community connections. Together, we seek to strengthen our worship, pastoral care, community engagement and opportunities for service.
The Reverend Martin Levine leads our shared ministry, supported by lay leaders, volunteers, and congregation members.
Through this partnership, we hope to honour the traditions that have shaped us while exploring new possibilities for Christian community in the Hawkesbury.
You're Welcome Here
There is no single way to begin exploring faith or becoming part of a church community.
You are welcome to join us for Sunday worship, share in conversation and fellowship, or simply come and discover life at Scots Church.
Our worship services are held at 10.00 am on Sundays, except the first Sunday of each month, when we join Ebenezer Church for combined worship at 8.30 am.
We look forward to welcoming you and getting to know you.