Wesley Mission has its origins in the first Methodist Church established in Sydney in 1812.
This church was renamed the 'Central Methodist Mission' in the early 1880s, developing a unique 'word and deed' ministry focussing on social justice and evangelism for the poor and needy of Sydney.
The Uniting Church was created in 1977 from a union of Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches and the Central Methodist Mission then became Wesley Mission.

The new 500 seat Church in the heart of the city, built in 1991, is the successor to a famous small Wesley Chapel which was opened under the leadership of the then Superintendent, Rev. R.J. Williams, in 1934. For fifty years it provided a mid-city centre for worship experience, but was then demolished and rebuilt as part of a major redevelopment Wesley undertook in the heart of the city.

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