the church
St Paul's Presbyterian Church believes in Jesus & loves God and people
Our Aim: is to honor and glorify God by our worship, teaching and preaching ministry and outreach by our activities. We desire to grow in faith and knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ and more importantly to lead others to know and trust Him. Our members are growing in faith, learning to be obedient to His word, putting it into practice and serving Him.
what we do
Our Mission
Our gatherings take a lot of people to make them work, from ushers to greeters, youth and adult group leaders, our care ministry and everywhere in-between.
We seek and are committed to building relationships and have intentional and strategic partnerships where we can work alongside the work God is already doing on our island.
We believe God has called us to be a church that that follows Him by turning our hearts and our focus to global communities by serving our neighbor where they are.
Services And Activities
Pre-Church Prayer - 9.00am
Communion - 1st Sunday of Each Month
Music & Movement for pre-school children - Each Wednesday - 9:30am
Craft Group - 11:30 - Each Wednesday (Phone 022 6310 0476)
Missionary Support Group - 1st Sunday of the month at 3pm
Join Our BibleStudy Group!
Tuesday Afternoon at the church (Currently in Recess)
Wednesday at 7:30pm -9:00pm At 34 Tiri Road, Oneroa - All Welcome
Mission Outreach And Support
Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand works in Myanmar as The Rice Bowl Mission. We are pleased to give pray and encourage Wayne and Helen Harray as they work in income generating projects, scholarships and training, humanitarian aid and relief whilst sharing the Christian Gospel in MINGALABA
Matthew and Alison Raymond work for the LIMAPELA FOUNDATION Christian school.-CEDRICS in Zambia. The school provides education, health care and support for over 760 boys and girls from families who are unable to support or at times even feed their children.
REGEN directed by Petry and Kyle Groza work with deprived children and young people mostly in gypsy villages where work is limited and sexual and physical abuse is rife.. They run after school teaching programs, a residential school for training young adults, a supply centre, camps , training events for church leaders and a wood work centre.
Freeset, Kolkota, India works as a Fair Trade Organisation, introducing young prostitutes to Christ whilst providing work and accommodation as they move away from their old lifestyles. John and Helen McMullan from NZ are directors
