Sunday at 5

27/02/2022

Live stream for Ronnie Moore starting at 640

27/02/2022

Kia ora!
We're looking forward to tonight!
For those of you who cannot make it, there will be a live stream. It will be done through Facebook so keep an eye on the page just after 630.

PS: There will be a free, outdoor sausage sizzle to start :-)
PSPS: please remember your vaccine pass

22/12/2021

Kia ora koutou,

2021 has been a fantastic adventure. We have seen growth both in numbers attending 630 Live as well as Christ moving in the hearts, minds and souls of individuals. We have grown as a community in which we genuinely care for each other. It makes it almost impossible to get in and out of church without having a quality conversation! The range of ages and experiences of parishioners (people who attend regularly) also means it has a healthy / cohesive, extended family vibe.

There definitely have been moments of turbulence this year. Cold winter nights, lockdown and all things Covid related have meant we have had to face a range of interruptions. Yet, these pressurized problems have resulted in some beautiful moments. We decided as a group to be a combo service to include vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. Furthermore, we have all been willing to assist with extra duties required for to this.

We are not a service. We are a community seeking to follow Christ. I feel blessed to be part of this.

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again on January 16th. Please see the events tab for more information.

Blessings,
Nathan Muirhead

11/12/2021

Tonight at 6:30 Live we not only have one special guest but two. The amazing Mackenzie Pope is going to lead us in worship on the piano.

06/12/2021

A thought of mine and a local pastor:

As we enter a tricky season with the introduction of the Covid traffic light system, there is a great mixture of emotions circulating at the moment. Clint Ussher, Pastor of The Well Church, states the summarises the necessary Christian response:
“No matter what choice people make in regard to vaccination, it is important that as Christians, we show love, understanding and grace toward one another on this issue. In a world of increasing tribalism and social division, it is vital the church models a way of approaching differences based on love and humility. This is a central part of our witness to the world. As Jesus said, “they will know you are my disciples by your love for one another” (John 13:35).”

Let us be disciples known for our love of God and towards each other.

25/11/2021

08/10/2021

Hello Everyone!
This weekend we were going to have the amazing Matua Ronnie Moore speak to us but due to covid restrictions of 100 people, as we are expecting a big crowd, and social distancing we have had to postpone this to the 27th of February next year.
We are expecting this to be a really great event and will do some marketing videos to promote ‘I Am Hope’ trust, which Matua Ronnie is a board member of, and to Promote Matua Ronnie
himself.

We will create a new Event that you can share as well.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Blessings
Terry