This Sunday we are continuing our series looking at Women in the Bible and this Sunday we will look at the story of Esther.

See you on Sunday @10am.

See you at 10am in the lounge

See you at night 7pm in the lounge

This Sunday we begin a new three week series looking at Women in the Bible. We will begin with the story of Naomi and Ruth.

See you on Sunday @10am.

Bevan, now 93, is launching his autobiography this Saturday. His story covers nearly a century of New Zealand history, including his arrival on the North Shore just as the Harbour Bridge opened in the late 1950s.
His journey shows a life of intentionality, commitment, and faithful service right here in our neighbourhood.
Saturday 28th June, 2-3:30pm – Join us in the church lounge to hear about a life well-lived from one of our own. Please email cstretto@gmail.com for more information

Please bring fresh produce as a gift to be distributed to our community through our schools and community contacts, and/or

Give a gift of money to allow us to purchase fresh produce for the food boxes we will be making up (use the code Matariki if you are using direct debit).

This Sunday, we’re continuing our Renew Together message series. We turn to the powerful vision in Revelation 7:9–10, where the Apostle John sees a great multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language standing before the throne of God and worshiping the Lamb.

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This Sunday, we’re continuing our Renew Together message series, which focuses our attention on Global Mission—God’s heart for the nations and our role in His unfolding story.

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This Sunday, we come to the conclusion of our sermon series Haggai – A Time to Rebuild, as we reflect on the final verses of the book (Haggai 2:20–23). It’s a wonderful way to finish a series that has highlighted God’s unwavering faithfulness, even in times of disruption, delay, and uncertainty.

See you on Sunday @10am.

This Sunday, we continue our journey through our Haggai – A Time to Rebuild series, turning our attention to Haggai 2:10–19. In this passage of Scripture, God invites His people to reflect not just on the work of their hands, but on the posture of their hearts.

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This Sunday, we continue our Haggai – A Time to Rebuild series, focusing on the opening nine verses of chapter 2 in the book that bears this prophet’s name. It’s a powerful passage that speaks into those moments when we feel tired, discouraged, or uncertain if our efforts are making a difference.

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This Sunday we continue our sermon series ‘A Time to Rebuild’, exploring the message of Haggai — a book that speaks powerfully into seasons of renewal, restoration, and return. We’ll be looking at Haggai 1:12–15 and reflecting on the theme of obedience.

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This Sunday marks the beginning of a new teaching series at NBC—“Haggai – A time to rebuild.” In a world that often feels like it’s moving too fast and demanding too much, the words of the prophet Haggai invite us to pause, reflect, and realign our lives around what truly matters.

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This Sunday is Palm Sunday and we will be looking at the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

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This Sunday, we conclude our VII message series. Our final stop in this series is the church in Laodicea (Revelation 3:14–22)

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This week, we continue our VII series exploring the seven churches in the book of Revelation. We will focus on the second-to-last church Jesus addressed in the Revelation—the church in Philadelphia.

See you on Sunday @10am.

This week, we continue our VII series exploring the seven churches that are spoken of in the book of Revelation. We will dive into the message given to the church at Sardis.

See you on Sunday @10am.

This week, we continue our VII series exploring the seven churches that are spoken of in the book of Revelation. We will be looking at John’s letter to the church of Thyatira found in Revelation 2:18-29. We will discover that Jesus is the ultimate judge who calls all people to repent.

See you on Sunday @10am.

Bring your own lunch

at Stancich Reserve

This Sunday, we continue our ‘VII’ message series, exploring the seven churches recorded in the book Revelation, chapters 2 and 3.  Our focus turns to Pergamum—a city of power, culture, and deep spiritual conflict. Join us as we explore Revelation 2:12-17 and learn how we can remain steadfast in a world that continually draws us away from God.

See you on Sunday @10am.

This Sunday, we continue our ‘VII’ message series, exploring the seven churches recorded in the book Revelation, chapters 2 and 3. Our focus this week is on the church at Smyrna—a community known for its faithfulness in the face of suffering.

See you on Sunday at 10am.

This Sunday, we are continuing our message series entitled VII, focusing on the seven letters Jesus addressed to the churches in the book of Revelation, chapters 2 and 3. We’ll be focusing on the letter to the church in Ephesus.

See you on Sunday at 10am.

This Sunday, we begin a new message series entitled VII, focusing on the seven letters Jesus addressed to the churches in the book of Revelation, chapters 2 and 3. Join us as we journey through VII and uncover the relevance of these ancient letters for our lives, our church, and our calling as God’s people.

See you on Sunday at 10am.

This Sunday, we have a special guest preacher joining us this Sunday – Rob Reynolds, the Director of SIM NZ. He’s bringing a message titled The Best Church Ever.

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This Sunday, we’re exploring The Father’s Heart for the Lost, diving into Luke chapter 15. Join us as we reflect on how we can share in the Father’s mission and celebrate His amazing love. We look forward to worshiping together and growing in our understanding of His heart for the lost, as we step into this new year with purpose and faith.

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This Sunday, we continue our ‘Christmas Unwrapped‘ message series with a focus on one of the most profound titles of Jesus: Emmanuel. Meaning “God with us,” this name is a powerful reminder of the hope and joy we celebrate at Christmas—the miracle of God stepping into our world to be with us.

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This Sunday, we continue our Advent series, Christmas Unwrapped, with a service that promises to be something truly special. Our Children’s Ministries, in collaboration with the Young Adult Worship Team, will be leading us in worship and in sharing the Christmas story.

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This Sunday is the second week of Advent, the season of preparing ourselves for the birth of Christ.  We are continuing in our Christmas Unwrapped series. Together we’ll unpack Philippians 2:5-11, where we will discover the gift of our Saviour and the incredible sacrifice Jesus made for us.

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This December, our new message series, Christmas Unwrapped, invites us to look beyond the surface and rediscover the beauty, mystery, and hope of the birth of Christ. Together, we’ll unwrap the details of this life changing story and reflect on the incredible gift God has given to us. Join us as we delve into the heart of Christmas, uncovering the joy and peace it offers to every one of us.

See you on Sunday at 10am.