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Waiata and worship

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Karakia Pō, Te Ana Tapu

Sat 4 Jul | 6pm | Holy Sepulchre: Join us for an evening of hīmene, waiata, worship music, testimony, ...

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We're gutted to share that, due to a planned power

We're gutted to share that, due to a planned power outage affecting the Grafton area on Friday night, we've had to cancel this week's markets.⁠⁠We know many of you were looking forward to coming along, and we're disappointed too. 💔⁠⁠The good news is we'll be back in just a fortnight's time for our next market on Friday 10 July ✨.⁠⁠Thank you for your understanding, and we can't wait to see you then.

We give thanks for the hospitality that flows out

We give thanks for the hospitality that flows out of Tātai Hono Marae. Te rere o te kōrero, te rere o te wairua, ā, te rere o te hakari me ngā kaputī ki tā tātou puku! Grateful for the space, grateful for the provision of kai, and grateful for all the people who make this happen - kororia ki te Atua!

Up the Wahs! 💙💚 Kāhui Tāne (our men’s group) are

Up the Wahs! 💙💚Kāhui Tāne (our men’s group) are hosting a watch party for the Magic Round clash between the Warriors and Cowboys today at Tātai Hono Marae (6 Burleigh Street, Grafton, Auckland).While kick-off is at 4pm, bring some snacks/refreshments from 3.30pm and enjoy we’ll have some whanaungatanga beforehand.Free parking is available in the carpark outside the marae.Further, as there will be alcohol being served on-site, we ask that any consuming it drinks responsibly, pre-plans their transport home as needed, and remains mindful of the church and marae tikanga that underpin our home.While organised by Kāhui Tāne, everyone is welcome - including all our Pīhopatanga whānau across Tāmaki Makaurau and Te Tai Tokerau.

“When we share the peace, we rehearse the reconcil

“When we share the peace, we rehearse the reconciliation that is at the heart of the Gospel.” Barbara Brown Taylor⁠⁠In each service, there comes a moment when we turn to one another and say, “Peace be with you.” It may seem simple - just a few kupu, a handshake, hongi, or hug. But this moment is sacred.⁠⁠When we share the peace, we are reminded that Christ calls us to be reconciled - to God and to each other. It’s not just a ritual; it’s a practice of grace. A way of saying: There is no barrier between us. We are one body. We are forgiven. We are loved.⁠⁠The peace of Christ is not passive. It heals. It restores. It makes room for hope.⁠⁠So when we say, “The peace of Christ be with you,” we are living the gospel together. Peace be with you. Always.

📜 Haora o Hītori 📜: Throwback to how our whare use

📜 Haora o Hītori 📜: Throwback to how our whare used to look in 2009 - what a glow up we've had 💅✨

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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