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Get updates on Sunday School, Messy Church, Youth Group and other family events and goings on at St Margaret's Silverstream right here.

Welcome to LifeSwitch where our doors are open to all people from all backgrounds. You don’t have to dress up, don’t have to be a certain age, don’t need to pretend. Whatever your story, your past, your struggles, your doubts or your questions, you are not only welcome at LifeSwitch but are wanted at LifeSwitch!! We provide a fun, creative, relevant and vibrant experience that we would love you to be a part of, so please come along Sunday at 11am.

We are a welcoming, caring church family that enjoys a range of worship styles. We come together for worship, to study God's Word, to pray and to find friendship & support, as we seek to live out our Christian faith.

The Hibiscus Coast Presbyterian Church comprises 3 congregations worshipping in 3 locations on the Hibiscus Coast. In addition to 48 Waiora Road, Stanmore Bay (St. Andrew's Whangaparaoa), there are congregations meeting at 107 Centreway Road, Orewa (St. Andrew's Orewa) and at 997 Wainui Road, Wainui (Wainui Settlers' Church). For more information, see our website: http://www.hibiscuscoastpresbyterian.org.nz/

Destiny Church Nelson is the regional branch of Destiny Churches New Zealand based in the Nelson Bays area. The Church is overseen by Bishop Brian & Pastor Hannah Tamaki and Pastored locally by Pastor Martin & Pastor Sarah Daly. The Church is actively involved in many areas of the Nelson community including youth ministries, sports teams, counselling services, cultural groups, creative groups etc.

Tairua Primal Youth !

We bring the meaning of Matthew 25:35-40 to life in Taita-Pomare by our community-based Pioneer Ministry.

Declaring and demonstrating the gospel, in Takanini, Auckland, New Zealand, and the world

This is the official Facebook page of Manifest Presence Conference hosted by Harbourside Church in Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand.

All adult women in the Church are members of Relief Society. The Prophet Joseph Smith organized the Relief Society on March 17, 1842. He taught that the Relief Society was organized for “the relief of the poor, the destitute, the widow and the orphan, and for the exercise of all benevolent purposes.” In addition, he taught that the Relief Society was “not only to relieve the poor, but to save souls.” The larger part of the work of Relief Society today is “to look after the spiritual welfare and salvation … of all the female members of the Church.” The Relief Society was “divinely made, divinely authorized, divinely instituted, divinely ordained of God.” It operates under the direction of priesthood leaders. (See Handbook 2, 9.1.2.)