St Andrew's on The Terrace

14/04/2026

Rev Doug Lendrum - Sunday 12 April 2026

17/03/2026

26/02/2026

TAKE ACTION AGAINST MOVE-ON ORDERS
Let politicians know that you do not support the proposed 'Move-On Orders' law changes that will make sleeping rough and being homeless a criminal offence. The changes are likely to be rushed through Parliament in the next couple of weeks without much chance for public comment. Common Grace Aotearoa has provided a resource to use to contact politicians and ask them not to support this and to put their support behind measures that will make a difference: A Christian response to the ‘move-on’ orders. — Common Grace Aotearoa
Paul Barber, Social Justice Group

08/12/2025

'Christmas Crawl' is an event when the following six churches will open their doors to visitors on the three days leading up to Christmas. - St. Andrew's on The Terrace, Wellington Anglican Cathedral, St. Peter's, St. John's, Central Baptist and St. Mary of the Angels. The dates are Monday 22nd December, Tuesday 23rd December and Wednesday 24th December between 11.00am and 3.00pm each day. Members of the public, especially children and young people, are invited to visit them all, collecting a stamp from each church on a special Christmas Crawl map brochure. Each church will have different activities and decorations celebrating the true meaning of Advent and Christmas, listed on the 'Christmas Crawl' website - www.christmascrawl.org.nz and their own website and pages. The main themes at St. Andrew's are the Christmas star and Christmas in New Zealand, with recorded NZ carols, readings of NZ Christmas poems and Christmas books to look at. We will have a Christmas tree, Nativity scene, the four Advent candles and Christmas flowers. Two brochures are available - a self-guided tour of the church, and one on the theology and actions of members. Visitors can make Christmas cards, paper stars (on which to write and hang a Christmas wish), and have a cup of coffee or tea and a biscuit. We hope to welcome lots of visitors to celebrate with us this special season.

30/09/2025

Tour of St Andrews, Thursday October 30th 4:30pm,
including organ Perfomance and light refreshements

To purchase tickets please follow this link: https://eventa.nz/event/sacred-spaces

Guided Walks through Wellington’s spiritual history...

Discover histories of faith communities which have served Wellington since the 19th century.

Learn about architecture, art, beliefs and rituals distinctive to each tradition.

Tour Organiser: Dr Richard Norman, a member of Historic Places Wellington and St Peter’s Anglican church, with work background of teaching human resource management and public sector management at Victoria University’s School of Business and Government.

Theologian and guide: Sir David Moxon, from Hamilton, former Archbishop of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia and former director of the Anglican Centre in Rome.

Proceeds from these events go to the host venues, organisers, and support the Wellington Heritage Festival Trust, a registered charity.

Ticket costs are: $15 per visit. Book 5 or more at $12 each. Book more than 10 @ $10 each. Get an early bird discount of 20% if booked before midnight, October 16.

20/08/2025

Kia ora,
We need you to join us to keep WCC a Living Wage Council – and to push for more for our city’s lowest-paid workers.
👉 Register HERE
Event details:
📅 Date: Wednesday, 3 September
⏰ Time: Arrive from 6.00 pm, forum starts 6.30 pm sharp
📍 Location: St Andrew’s on the Terrace, 30 The Terrace
At this forum, we’ll be asking mayoral and council candidates to commit to:
• ✅ Keeping WCC a Living Wage Employer
• ✅ Supporting a Living Wage for the new water entity and the airport company.
• ✅ Backing Unions Wellington’s call to insource council-contracted services.
Flyer attached – please share it widely!
See you there,
Cheers,
Finn Cordwell
Living Wage Lead Organiser

04/04/2025

Our 2025 Fundraiser Series to Improve Disability Access continues, this time with a recital by pianist Quang Hong Luu.

This recital is dedicated to Franz Liszt's Years of Pilgrimage, Vol. 2 Italy, composed between 1837 and 1858. This cycle comprises a series of pieces that intricately blend Liszt's personal experiences and emotions with the rich cultural heritage of Italy, drawing inspiration from esteemed figures such as Raphael. Michelangelo, Petrarch and Dante.

Tickets $30 waged | $25 unwaged | $10 Students

Book at humanitix.co.nz | Door sales available

Sponsored by Jack C Richards