ODNA Church

Mobile Christian Ministry Serving Rural and Indigenous Communities in Australia

ODNA Church is a mobile and online Christian ministry that brings worship and pastoral care to rural, remote, and Indigenous communities across Australia. Founded by Pastor Phillip An, the organisation operates as a church without walls, travelling from town to town in a caravan to reach people who may not have regular access to spiritual care. The name ODNA comes from the Korean word 어디나 (eodina), meaning “anywhere”. The organisation streams Sunday sermons online at 10:00 AM AEST and shares regular updates from its journey. Pastor Phillip An brings over 20 years of pastoral ministry experience to this work.

Mission and Vision

ODNA Church states its mission is to bring the love and message of Jesus Christ anywhere and everywhere through mobile ministry, online connection, and a heart for the underserved. The organisation aims to reach those who may not have regular access to spiritual care, sharing hope, prayer, and fellowship wherever people live, work, and journey. According to its published information, the organisation seeks to serve Indigenous communities, rural and remote towns, and people connecting online from anywhere in the world.

Programmes and Services

The organisation operates through several key activities:

• Mobile caravan ministry travelling to Indigenous and rural communities throughout Australia
• Online worship services livestreamed every Sunday at 10:00 AM AEST
• I-eum Worship (Connect Worship), described as a “Spiritual Table” gathering approach to worship and community
• Online prayer, devotionals, and fellowship opportunities

Who Benefits

ODNA Church aims to serve Indigenous communities, families in rural and remote areas, students, workers on the road, and those living in isolated regions. The organisation states that all are welcome regardless of background or location, including people exploring faith, seeking connection, or curious about church.

How to Get Involved

The organisation invites people to join its livestream worship services, connect through online prayer and fellowship, serve alongside the caravan outreach to rural and Indigenous communities, or provide financial support for its mobile ministry work.