Christ Church, Childers

Christ Church is a heritage church building in Childers featuring early 20th-century Queensland design with wooden components and a pitched roof. The structure provides space for worship services while displaying the craftsmanship typical of its era.

The congregation built a temporary church and Sunday school in a single day in 1929 on the site. The permanent structure was subsequently constructed to serve the expanding community.

The church maintains its position as a central gathering place for religious services, community events, and local celebrations throughout the year.

The building serves as an active worship space with regular services, and can be visited outside these times. Visitors should keep in mind this is a functioning religious community space where respectful behavior is expected.

The architect C.G. Noble designed the building which builder H.A. Taylor constructed in 1934. This collaboration between designer and craftsman shaped the quality of the structure that survives today.