Redeemer Baptist Church, Protestant church in North Parramatta, Sydney, Australia

Redeemer Baptist Church occupies a multi-building complex at Masons Drive in North Parramatta, with dedicated areas for worship and religious education. The site brings together spaces for Sunday services, prayer, and classroom learning in a shared community environment.

This congregation emerged in 1974 when about thirty families departed from Castle Hill Baptist Church and established a new community led by Pastor Noel Cannon. The founding represented a significant step in building Baptist presence in North Parramatta at that time.

The church remains closely connected to its school, shaping how education and faith work together in this part of North Parramatta. Visitors often notice families moving between the worship spaces and classrooms as part of their daily routine.

The church stands at 2-12 Masons Drive in North Parramatta, beside the Redeemer Baptist School it controls. The site is a short drive from Parramatta's centre in Sydney's western suburbs; visitors should check service times directly with the congregation before travelling, as the church is an independent one without a public visitor programme.

The congregation's doctrine was modelled on the Church of the Redeemer Episcopal church in Houston, Texas, an unusual reference point for a Sydney Baptist group. Pastor Noel Cannon, who led the church for much of its history, had been a science master at The King's School before taking the pulpit.