Saint Timothy's Anglican Church Auckland

Saint Timothy's Anglican Church Auckland Reviving traditional Anglican worship and proclaiming the pure Gospel of God's love

Who We Are:

We are orthodox Christians
We believe that God is one Being, Who eternally exists as three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of God, Who became incarnate as a man, died for the forgiveness of our sins, and defeated death by His bodily resurrection. He ascended into Heaven and will return to judge the world and raise up those who ar

e united to Him through faith. We do not admit adults to receive Communion or be baptised unless they affirm these points of doctrine. We are confessional Anglicans
We adhere to the Formularies and traditional teachings of the Anglican Church. We therefore profess that Scripture is God’s infallible word, that we are saved through faith in Christ alone, that children of believers are to be baptised, and that in the Church there are three orders of ministry: Deacons, Priests, and Bishops. We worship liturgically and traditionally
All our worship services follow the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and we continue traditional practices such as wearing vestments and singing a ca****la. Our church is engaged in the regular rhythms of prayer, praise, confession of sin, faithful expounding of Scripture, and celebration of Holy Communion. We have a Biblical view of family
We follow the Bible’s teaching that marriage is a permanent bond between one man and one woman and is the sole context within which sexual relations are morally permissible. We believe that God has designed men and women to have different tasks and responsibilities in the Church and in the home. We are part of the Church of Confessing Anglicans of Aotearoa New Zealand
We are stand united with a growing network of Anglican churches who seek to faithfully obey the infallible Scriptures and proclaim the pure Gospel of Jesus Christ to our nation.

Our sermon on the feast day for the Conversion of St Paul looked at how Paul's encounter with the persecuted Lord shatte...
26/01/2026

Our sermon on the feast day for the Conversion of St Paul looked at how Paul's encounter with the persecuted Lord shattered all his former notions of power, for God is on the side of the oppressed, not the oppressor.

In this sermon for the feast day of the Conversion of St Paul, Rev. River looks at how Paul's encounter with the persecuted Lord shattered his previous notio...

Rev. River's homily for Midnight Mass looked at how the Incarnation of the Son of God reveals the unity of Divinity and ...
25/12/2025

Rev. River's homily for Midnight Mass looked at how the Incarnation of the Son of God reveals the unity of Divinity and Humanity.

In his sermon for Midnight Mass 2025, Rev. River Devereux looks at how the incarnation of the Son of God as man reveals that Divinity and Humanity can, and w...

22/12/2025

Our Midnight Mass service will begin at 11pm on December 24th. See you there!

Our curate, River Devereux, was ordained as a Priest on Saturday and presided over Holy Communion for the first time on ...
10/11/2025

Our curate, River Devereux, was ordained as a Priest on Saturday and presided over Holy Communion for the first time on Sunday!

Jesus Christ's mercy towards the woman caught in adultery is one of the most startling examples of compassion found in t...
01/11/2025

Jesus Christ's mercy towards the woman caught in adultery is one of the most startling examples of compassion found in the Bible, and it teaches us to condemn sin, while loving sinners.

The story of the woman caught in adultery who is forgiven by Jesus is one of the most astonishing examples of Divine mercy found in Scripture and teaches us ...

The newest member of our congregation, Parys, was baptised by Rev. River, his first ever baptism! We were blessed to hav...
20/05/2025

The newest member of our congregation, Parys, was baptised by Rev. River, his first ever baptism! We were blessed to have been able to meet in a church building for this very special occasion.

The crucifixion of Jesus shows us that God loves sinners and hates sin. On the cross, sin is condemned, but sinners are ...
18/04/2025

The crucifixion of Jesus shows us that God loves sinners and hates sin. On the cross, sin is condemned, but sinners are forgiven. This is the message of this year's sermon for Good Friday.

In this sermon for Good Friday, Rev. River looks at Jesus' prayer 'Father, forgive them for they know not what they do,' and explains how the cross shows tha...

17/04/2025

Easter at St Timothy's:

Good Friday: 3pm Contemplative Service

Holy Saturday: 8pm Communion Service

Easter Sunday: 5pm Communion Service

We look forward to seeing you there.

Why does God allow us to suffer? And how can the suffering of the world ever be excused and made up for? In this sermon ...
09/04/2025

Why does God allow us to suffer? And how can the suffering of the world ever be excused and made up for? In this sermon on John 11, Rev. River looks at the answer the Bible gives us to these questions.

In his sermon on John 11, Rev. River Devereux looks at how complaining about suffering is an act of faith not faithlessness, how God through Jesus has entere...

In his latest sermon, Rev. River explains how it is that God loves the world and has drawn believers into the Trinitaria...
18/03/2025

In his latest sermon, Rev. River explains how it is that God loves the world and has drawn believers into the Trinitarian relationship between the Father and the Son

Rev. River Devereux explains how it is that God loves the whole cosmos and has drawn believers into His Trinitarian relationship.This sermon was preached at ...

Who is Jesus? Rev. River's sermon for Epiphany, intended to be an intro for non-believers and a refresher for believers,...
25/01/2025

Who is Jesus? Rev. River's sermon for Epiphany, intended to be an intro for non-believers and a refresher for believers, answers this on two levels.

On a human level, Jesus was a radical thinker who calls us to re-envision politics, ethics, and religion. On a Divine level, Jesus came from Heaven, to bring Heaven to Earth, and reconcile Earth to Heaven. He invaded the earthly realm, established the invisible Kingdom of Heaven, and now calls us to enter into it, living a spiritual rather than earthly life.

This sermon by Rev. River Devereux answers the question 'Who is Jesus?' by looking at what His mission and message was. On a human level, Jesus was a radical...

In his sermon for our Midnight Mass service, Rev. River looked at how the birth of our Lord and Saviour in a stable and ...
26/12/2024

In his sermon for our Midnight Mass service, Rev. River looked at how the birth of our Lord and Saviour in a stable and its announcement to humble shepherds shows us that there is glory in lowliness.

By having his Son be conceived in the womb of Mary, born in a stable, and announced to shepherds, God shows us that there is glory in lowliness and that He c...

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15 Te Pai Place, Henderson
Auckland
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