Anglican Parish of Kaiapoi

Anglican Parish of Kaiapoi We are a Christian Church offering worship and fellowship in the areas of Kaiapoi, Clarkville, Ohoka and Eyreton in North Canterbury. Welcome!

BOOK FAIRFriday 22 and Saturday 23 May, 2026 at St Bart’s Church Hall,23 Cass St., Kaiapoi. 9:00am to 5:00pm Friday and ...
08/05/2026

BOOK FAIR

Friday 22 and Saturday 23 May, 2026 at St Bart’s Church Hall,

23 Cass St., Kaiapoi. 9:00am to 5:00pm Friday and 9:00am to 2:00pm Saturday.

EFTPOS Available

Books $2.00 each or 6 books for $10.00,puzzles $4.00, Children’s books 10 for $2

Tea and coffee available.

Donations of good quality books, DVDs, jig saws are most welcome.

Please no tapes or CDs. Donated goods can be left at the Church Hall.

Contact Mary 327 8457

This is an Anglican Parish of Kaiapoi Fundraiser towards parish work.

02/03/2025

Operation Refresh 2025

Join the Working Bee, Operation Refresh, at our Historic St. Bartholomew's Church, 23 Cass St, Kaiapoi.

We have reviewed and repaired issues around the building.

Now is the time to Refresh this special building both Inside and Outside with some TLC (Tender Loving Care) on Saturday 29 March at 9.30am. Your TLC is important to the Parish.

You can help physically on the 29th March, financially prior to 29th, or prayerfully for the success of the project.

This is the first Refresh project of four. The others will be St. Bartholomew's Hall in May; St Augustine's, Clarkville, in July; St. Thomas's, Eyreton, in September.

EFTPOS AvailableBooks $2.00 each or 6 books for $10.00, puzzles $4.00Tea and coffee available.Donations of good quality ...
05/02/2025

EFTPOS Available

Books $2.00 each or 6 books for $10.00, puzzles $4.00

Tea and coffee available.

Donations of good quality books, DVDs, jig saws are most welcome.

Please no tapes or CDs. Donated goods can be left at the Church Hall.

The Christmas services for Kaiapoi Clarkvile and EyretonPlease note there is no Ohoka service but there is an extra caro...
18/12/2024

The Christmas services for Kaiapoi Clarkvile and Eyreton

Please note there is no Ohoka service but there is an extra carols service in Kaiapoi

18/08/2024

Nice to see some snow in kaiapoi this afternoon

16/08/2024

It was the 1932 Olympics, and competitors in the 3,000-meter race were coming around the bend for the final lap. Unfortunately, an official was gazing in the wrong direction and therefore neglected to ring the bell to signal the last lap. After the athletes crossed what should have been the finished line , they just kept on running. The favourite to win, a Finn named Volmari Iso-Hollo, wound up first, but because he ran an extra 450 meters before the official snapped out of his senior moment, he registered the slowest ever time for the 3,000

At least the 2024 olimpics are a bit more orginized

10/08/2024

During a meeting of county commissioners, the controller in Reading , Pennsylvania, complained that her computer hadn’t worked in two years, and that during the entire time she had been forced to use a typewriter for all her letters and memos. She probably would had grounds for some legal action had it not been for the discovery soon after that she had forgotten to plug in her computer

Maybe should have called in some of our young people to help. the problem would have been fixed sooner

02/08/2024

This weeks Friday Funny.

Two escaped prisoners from Marble Valley, Vermont, were forced to abandon a stolen car when a police officer approached them. Inside was a very helpful list the forgetful fugitives had written to help them remember what to do: “Drive to Maine, get safer place to stay, buy guns, get Marie, get car—Dartmouth, do robbery, go to New York.” The prisoners were later picked up in Manhattan getting off a Maine-to-New York bus.

29/07/2024

When resurfacing a road in Bath, England, a contractor accidentally paved over the steel cover of an underground fire hydrant. This made it impossible to reach the hydrant in an emergency. Consequently, a firefighter was given the important job of locating it by using a metal detector. When the device first signalled the presence of metal, the fireman dug a shallow hole in the pavement, expecting to find the cover. But strangely, it wasn’t there. So he tried again and again—guided each time by the metal detector’s signal. It was only after digging seven holes in the road that he remembered that his boots had steel toe caps, which had set off the detector with each step he took—again and again

Get your teams of 4-6 ready for an amazing night
18/07/2024

Get your teams of 4-6 ready for an amazing night

Address

23 Cass Street
Kaiapoi
7694

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 9am - 10:30am

Telephone

+6433277084

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