Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Concord, NSW
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1A Clermont Ave, Concord, 2137
(02) 9743 2309
Lawn bowls club 
Concord Bowling Club is a beloved local gem offering a fun and relaxed atmosphere for various occasions. Customers enjoy playing bowls, spending afternoons, and hosting parties. The venue boasts a modernized interior and friendly staff. Excellent for families, with open spaces for kids to play and adults to socialize. Reasonably priced and suitable for private events. Customers praise the venue's serene setting, great food, and exceptional service. 
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1a Gipps St, Concord, 2137
0417 521 399
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3 Hospital Rd, Concord, 2137
(02) 9767 9100
Research institute The ANZAC Research Institute is a highly regarded research organization with a welcoming and supportive community. It provides a modern and well-equipped facility where researchers, including students and fellows, can thrive and develop their skills. The institute's affiliations with Concord Hospital and The University of Sydney offer ample opportunities for collaboration and learning. The experienced team of scientists and researchers contribute to a positive and inclusive research environment, resulting in cutting-edge research and career advancement. 
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29 Burwood Rd, Concord, 2137
(02) 9744 5712
Non-profit organization 
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1 Gipps St, Concord, 2137
0408 088 355
The Revival Fellowship is a Bible-believing church with congregations all over the world. In a nutshell.. what we believe about christianity We believe that true Christianity means getting back to Bible basics. Everything we need is there — the message of The Bible should have nothing added, or taken away. True believers will have the same experiences as the early Christian church. You can read about these experiences in your own Bible, in the Book of Acts. What we believe about being ‘saved’ We believe that becoming a born-again believer according to the words of Jesus in John 3:3-8 is a simple three-step process: First, Repenting (realising that our natural life is not acceptable to God and asking him to give us a spiritual life — see Mark 1:15). Second, being baptised by full immersion — right under the water. Jesus himself was baptised this way as an example to others (Matt 3:13-17). Third, God promised to give the gift of the Holy Spirit — ‘the comforter’ (John 14:13-20) to anyone who asks him. Jesus died so that this could be made available to us. God also promised that when we were given the Holy Spirit there would be signs accompanying it, the physical sign being that we would speak in a new language — ‘speaking in tongues’ (Mark 16:16-20). The early church began on the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit was first given to believers (Acts 1:4-5) and they spoke in tongues and were baptised. Throughout the Book of Acts you can read of people who received the Holy Spirit with this same evidence, and it’s an experience all our church members have had too ((Acts 2:1-4 and Acts 2:37-41). Where you can find us We have churches all over NSW, Australia and the world. Alternatively, contact us and we’ll put you in touch with your nearest fellowship. 
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58 Brays Rd, Concord, 2137
(02) 9736 1527
Religious Center, Religious Organization, Church, Anglican Church Customers frequently commend the warm, friendly, and welcoming community at Point Church Anglican Concord North, praising the supportive and caring congregation. The church is described as vibrant and faithful, with great speakers and people from various generations. 
Hospital Road, Gate 3, Concord Hospital, New South Wales, Concord, 2137
2 9767 9800
The Silicosis Support Hub, developed by the Asbestos and Dust Diseases Research Institute (ADDRI), is a trusted resource supporting individuals, families and health professionals affected by silica exposure and silicosis in Australia. We provide clear, evidence-based information on prevention, risk factors, screening, diagnosis and available support. With tools such as an online risk assessment, clinical guidance and practical educational resources, the Silicosis Support Hub helps people better understand silicosis and navigate their next steps with confidence. Grounded in research and expert contribution, the Hub aims to improve awareness, early intervention and health outcomes for those impacted by silica-related diseases. 
