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Church Services: Sundays: 9am Community Worship (and Godzone for young people) 10am Morning tea/coffee between services 10.30am Worship (slightly more traditional) 6pm Targeted to Young Adults (not in school holidays) Reaching out and welcoming in is our motto. It means we live to be the centre of our Community, a place where people feel welcome and valued; a place of learning, information, growth, and service for all ages in the human family. We are a supportive team, committed to helping others achieve their goals in an environment that is nurturing and caring. God’s love is at the heart of this. We welcome you to our Centre and to be part of the life here.

http://www.primalyouth.org.nz http://www.c3chch.org.nz

We meet Sundays, 10am at Botany Downs Secondary College, 575 Chapel Rd, Dannemora.

We are convinced that our lives are caught up in a massive story of God restoring all of creation through Jesus. He showed us how to love and so we want to be loving. This may look slightly different for each of us but if we do it well, we suspect it will involve creating, relating and restoring, plus a whole load of other ‘ing’ words. Amen.

Services from 10am to 11am all welcome. for more information about services please click here > http://aokautere1.wix.com/aokautere-church For other enquirers e-mail us at: aokautere1@gmail.com :)

St Aidans Presbyterian Church, Northcote, Auckland is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand. We are a people who are intentionally open and non-judgmental; an intellectual, generous and liberally inclusive community. We have no spiritual test to come in, no intellectual position to which one must agree, with our people holding a wide variety of views of social issues. We emphasise acceptance instead of doctrinal purity, and diversity rather than uniformity.

The John Kinder Theological Library is the library and archive for the Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia Te Hahi Mihinare ki Aotearoa ki Niu Tireni, ki Nga Moutere o Te Moana Nui a

We, the Filipino catholic in Wanganui, come together to establish a unifying structure of the Core group. We shall provide the means of achieving participation of the parish and the community mission by giving encouraging, guiding, and directing the various aspects of renewing life. We shall gather together the thoughts and ideas of the community and, together, process these ideas until some general agreement has been reached. We shall then translate this consensus into core group that will provide the stimuli for programs to be carried out by the community. We shall strive to reflect the various elements of the community: Out of love and concern for those whom we serve, we offer our talents, expertise, insights and wide range of experiences. In light of our Christian faith, we shall express the direction of the core group in the priorities we establish, and the goals and objectives we set. Leadership: Coordinator: Mr. Roy Villaceran Secretary: Ms. Quenen Cabatingan Treasurer: Mr. Joel Sarrosa Liturgy/Worship: Mr. Mar Lapuz Family/Youth: Mr. Anston Acedilla Novena: Mrs. Ludy Oliva Music: Mr. Ruel Sanchez Bible Sharing: Bro. Nathaniel Brazil Bro. Ferdinand Miranda Spiritual Directors: Msgr. Davide Bell, HP Fr. John Roberts Fr. Joel Boco Fr. Adonis Rancho

"SUNDAY SERVICES" 10am and 6.30pm

We’re a collection of people learning what it means to be a community of Jesus followers. You will discover that we are working at centering our gatherings, our homes, our workplace and recreational experiences around Jesus Christ. We’re not a club or an exclusive society. We happily welcome anyone who wants to journey with us: Three year-olds and 93 year-olds alike. We believe the Bible is all about Jesus and we value its timeless wisdom, its re-visioning of our worldview, and its application in our 21st century culture.

A progressive church we think Jesus would attend without embarrassment: Inclusive, welcoming, compassionate and fearless. All are welcome no matter what their faith or background.