City Baptist Church will host a Change The Heart prayer service, a national movement designed and hosted by Aboriginal Christian leaders to educate others about the truth of January 26.

The date marks the British invasion and acts as a reminder of the nation's reluctance to acknowledge Indigenous voices and history.

Aboriginal Christian leaders Brooke Pentis and Bianca Manning will lead the service alongside local church figures.

Ms Pentis said the service hoped to create a space for community, learning, justice and healing.

"January 26 is a day of conflict where many Aboriginal peoples are mourning, commemorating survival, acknowledging invasion, or just hurting and grieving," she said.

"These services are a great way to build relationship and to acknowledge the true history of these lands now called Australia as we seek justice for Aboriginal peoples.

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"This is important for all peoples so that we can have healing and hope for the lands, waters and all peoples."

Baptist Pastor Jeff McKinnon said the city's churches jumped at the opportunity to host a service in the lead up.

"It's about sensitising people to the reality for Aboriginal people in Australia," he said.

"I think there's a reason for all churches [to get involved], because we're all part of this land, it was originally Aboriginal land.

"We are all part of that story and I think with all the great things happening in Australia I think we also need to acknowledge the things that are not right and the way the land was taken is not right."

The non-denominational service will be held at the church at 11 Frederick Street on Thursday at 6pm.