Our Mission: To Know Christ, and to Make Him Known!

Our Plan: To Love God, To Love our Neighbours, and to Love One Another.

While this is definitely a picture of our church it isn't actually our church building - it's the main building at Waharau where we enjoyed a church camp early 2008, and again in 2010. 

We come together in all sorts of ways throughout the week for the three things in our Plan; Loving God, Our Neighbours, and One Another.  Many of us meet in small groups (click HERE for more info) where we enjoy fellowship, bible study, and prayer. 

We all try to serve God wherever we are and in whatever situation we find ourselves.  Some of us serve through the church social services such as childcare, social work, or other community ministries.  For more detail about these, click HERE.

We also seek to reach our community and our world with the good news of Jesus Christ through overseas mission and local evangelism.  For a good picture of church life (or at least some of its highlights) check out our 'recent events' page by clicking the link on the left, or clicking HERE.

Our main event each week is the Sunday Service when we come together as one branch of God's family tree to enjoy him in worship, to share fellowship together, and to hear His word. 

We meet at 10.30 on Sunday mornings. 

During the sermon we run a teaching programme for pre-school children, another for school-age children up to 11 years, and a third for our Junior Youth Group - years 7 - 9.  More information for families can be found HERE.

Sermons are archived HERE.  (Please note, adverts on that site are NOT endorsed by us).

 A Communion meal is served on the first Sunday of each month.  Everybody is welcome!

Click Here to fill out a Response Form giving us feedback, and, if you want, telling us a little bit about you. 

For more information about our history, recent or upcoming events, Youth programmes, and other ministries and personnel in the church, click on the appropriate link to the left.

A better map than this, as well as a lot more information, can be found at Finda; click here to go there!