The City Mission’s Op Shops are in need of donations. If you have good quality furniture, clothing, shoes, linen, bric-a-brac, books, tools, kitchenware, plants, electrical goods etc that you no longer need, then consider donating them.
City Mission Op Shop collection at St B’s Sat 8th July 10am-2pm Read More »
I am delighted that, following a recent discernment weekend, Bishop Peter will ordain me as deacon at 10.30am on Sat. 29th July at the Transitional Cathedral. I feel humbled and privileged. Yvette and I would be delighted if Fendalton parishioners wanted to come along in support, in person if you can, and in prayer.
Andrew Butcher to be ordained deacon Sat. 29th July 10.30am Read More »
Diary now, a great opportunity to learn how we are stronger together through the power of God’s Holy Spirit, given to the Church on the day of Pentecost.
Messy Church: May 27 Stronger Together Read More »
On Monday Andy Dickson, our Young Adults Worker, released a podcast episode containing his conversation with our very own Corinne Haines.
Corinne Haines on Down to Earth Conversations Read More »
The Anglican Church is responding to the needs of those affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. Anglican Missions (through its aid and development wing Anglican World Aid) will help coordinate the Church’s financial and operational response to Cyclone Gabrielle as part of the wider Hāpaitia response.
EMERGENCY APPEAL // CYCLONE GABRIELLE❗ Read More »
Dr. Andrew Butcher was commissioned on Friday 27th January at St Barnabas Fendalton.
Welcoming Andrew and Yvette Butcher Read More »
Plan to come along to 4 workshop sessions in March as we listen, learn, discuss how we engage as Christians with te ao maori.
Engaging with Te Ao Māori as Christians? how do we do it? Read More »
We look forward to Andrew Butcher joining us as Senior Associate Lay Minister in February, together with his wife Yvette.
New Senior Associate Lay Minister joining us in February 2023 Read More »
We had another enjoyable Van Outing this month to St. Saviour’s at Holy Trinity, the Anglican church for Lyttelton.
Supporting our Neighbours in Lyttelton Read More »
