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We excitedly celebrate the launch of the social me

We excitedly celebrate the launch of the social media pages for our sister church, @hemitapu - Hēmi Tapu - Māori Anglican Church, Kelston. ⁠
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We’d love your support in uplifting this kaupapa - so head over to their page, give them a like, and show them some aroha as they begin this new chapter online 💛.⁠
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We give thanks for the faithful ministry taking place there under the leadership of Rev’d David Ratu, with weekly services held every Sunday at 9:30am.⁠
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If you're keen to learn more about their ministry, services, and community, check out their website (link in bio on their page).

Nau mai, haere mai, hoki mai ki ō tātou karakia! C

Nau mai, haere mai, hoki mai ki ō tātou karakia! Come through to our 8.30am traditional service, or our 10.30am family service this Sunday! Join us in-person; or on the FB live stream (link in bio). Free parking around the whare, and a kapu tī to follow after each service.⁠
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Please note there will be no Kura Rātapu (Sunday School) at this service given the School Holiday.

When it comes to giving, our commitment is this: t

When it comes to giving, our commitment is this: there is no pressure to give financially to our church. The reality for many of our whānau is that putting food on the table in this economic climate is challenging enough. We also recognise that giving isn't always financial and often looks like our whānau contributing in other ways - whether by serving, offering time, or bringing food on Sundays. While we still need the financial support of our community to keep the lights on and sustain the work we do, we believe this should be invitational. We thank those who give in every capacity, and for those considering, know you can find that info on our website, pressure-free.

Introducing @temihana.collective - our new ministr

Introducing @temihana.collective - our new ministry with the heart for resourcing Aotearoa and beyond with hīmene, worship, and waiata in te reo Māori - honouring tradition, inspiring a fresh sound, and drawing people into deeper relationship with Christ.

The collective is a gathering of musicians from across Tāmaki Makaurau who are passionate about worshipping our Creator God in the indigenous language of this whenua, recording songs, and sharing these as a resource for all.

Go show the page some love (@temihana.collective) ahead of the first release later today - Te Īnoi a te Ariki | The Lord’s Prayer (sung in te reo Māori).

As Auckland's longest-standing kapa haka group, we

As Auckland's longest-standing kapa haka group, we're so proud to have the Angies (the Auckland Anglican Māori Club) practice with us each Thursday. If you'd like to be a part of the rōpū, you're warmly invited to join them each Thursday, from 7pm at Tātai Hono Marae (2 Burleigh St, Grafton). For more information about the group, visit our website and their info is under 'ministries.'

Hono mai to view this morning’s 9am karakia ata -

Hono mai to view this morning’s 9am karakia ata - a Māori Anglican service hosted by Rev’d Neihana Reihana. This gathering replaces our in-person services, which were cancelled this week as a safety precaution due to Cyclone Vaianu. We continue to hold all those impacted in our prayers and pray for safety over all.

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Haere mai, haere.
Join us at Te Ana Tapu (Church of the Holy Sepulchre) for worship in a uniquely Māori Anglican setting.

Sunday Services

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8:30am

Family
10:30am

Contact

09 377 5400
enquiries@temihana.org.nz

Address
2 Burleigh Street, Grafton, Auckland 1023

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