Posted on December 18th, 2011 by
Ian Guy in
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You are invited to worship at Kaikorai.
Services are held every Sunday at 10am. You will find the atmosphere welcoming and relaxed, the teaching relevant, and the encouragement ‘to know God and to enjoy God forever.’ Morning tea is served following the service; please do try to allow the extra time to meet others and be known. Kaikorai Kids takes place during the Sunday service during term time; Kaikorai Youth meet on Friday evening and a number of small groups meet for encouragement and study during the week. To find out more please visit or make contact (see side panel).
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| 26th Feb |
Mark 1:9-15 |
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Lynne Baab |
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| 4th March |
Children’s Day |
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| 11th March |
John 2:13-22 |
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Alastair Smales |
Communion Service |
| 18th March |
John 3:14-21 |
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Andrew Nicol |
Shared lunch |
| 25th March |
John 12:20-33 |
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Olive Lewis |
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The future of the church, I believe, depends on Christians following the biblical example. It is about being in relationships with people, taking the time to invest in the lives of others, bringing them to faith and training them for service.
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Dear all,
Do you think you could help me out with the following brief survey for a study I’m doing at Knox College? Just answer the three brief questions below by Sunday 20th June. Use the REPLY field below to leave responses. If you want to be anonymous, an age group range would be helpful. Long answers are not necessary, just the essence of what you think.
- What do you think is unique and important about the Presbyterian Church in Aotearoa New Zealand? (what you know about it)
- Why do you go to a Presbyterian Church rather than any other sort? (what you like about it)
- What distinctive ‘Presbyterian’ things do we need to hold onto as we look to the future? (what you hope for)
Thank you so much for helping…
God bless, Martin
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