ALL SAINTS' ANGLICAN CHURCH is the oldest Anglican Church in the city (50 years older than St John's Cathedral).

It contains the oldest stained glass in Queensland as well as other significant art works, such as the first public work of the acclaimed Brisbane sculptor, Daphne Mayo (the 14 Stations of the Cross). 

It is heritage listed, and has, in fact, played a significant part in the growth of the City of Brisbane. 

All Saints is open throughout the day on weekdays as a place of prayer, reflection and beauty for the WHOLE community. 

The photo, right, from their website contrasts the stone church with the modern Metway building.

(photo used with permission
All Saints' Anglican Church)