Come as you are. Leave changed.
Whoever you are and wherever you’ve been, there’s a place for you here. We’re a church on Beach St in Frankston, meeting three times a week, and you’re welcome at any of them.
Service times
Worship Service
10:30amRevival Service
6:00pmMid-week Miracle Service
7:30pmEvery service runs the same way: singing, preaching from the Bible, and prayer. The message is different each time, so come to whichever one suits you.
What to expect
You don’t need to dress up, book ahead, or have it all together. There’s a nursery if you’re bringing little ones, and you’ll get a warm welcome.
Lively worship
Heartfelt, uplifting praise and worship that points to Jesus.
Practical preaching
Straightforward preaching from the Bible that speaks to real life: faith, family, work and hope.
Prayer for every need
We believe God still heals and restores. Every service ends with an opportunity for prayer.
You’ll probably meet us before you meet the building
The people in this church share their faith in person, out where people actually are. It’s how the church has grown since 1970, and it’s still how we do it.
- On the streetOpen-air preaching around Frankston.
- Door to doorOrdinary conversations, one house at a time.
- Bands and dramaMusic and theatre as an invitation.
- Sent outPeople discipled here are trained and sent to plant churches elsewhere.
That sending has reached over 4,300 churches in 138 nations. This is the Frankston one.
A church that feels like family
The Potter’s House Frankston was planted out of the Footscray Potter’s House with one vision: that through Jesus Christ, all people would come to know God, walk with Him, and serve Him.
We take the Bible seriously and people personally. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for decades or you’ve never set foot in a church, you’ll find honest preaching, genuine worship, and people who care.
Our door is open and so are our hearts. Come and see what God can do in your life. We’d love to meet you this Sunday.
Come this week. Just walk in.
156 Beach St, opposite Okami. About an hour, parking at the back, and nobody will mind that it’s your first time.