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Across Waimea, local churches are opening their doors and hearts this Easter to reflect on Christ’s journey to the cross and the joy of the resurrection. You’re warmly invited to attend these services—whether you’re a regular or simply curious, there’s a place for you.
Maundy Thursday, 17 April
7pm – Watchnight Service at the Presbyterian Church, Takaka (Theme: Facing Fear, led by Rev Rhys Pearson)
Good Friday, 18 April
12 noon – Reflective Service at Epiphany, Takaka
Easter Saturday, 19 April
7pm – Worship and Word in the Chapel, Takaka
Easter Sunday, 20 April
6.45am – Sunrise Service on the beach at Parapara (with Kahurangi Christian Church)
10am – Worship Service at Epiphany, Takaka
4.45pm – Worship Service at St Cuthbert’s, Collingwood (special additional service)
Palm Sunday, 13 April
9.30am – Palm Sunday Service followed by morning tea
Maundy Thursday, 17 April
6pm – Shared meal, conversation and fellowship
Good Friday, 18 April
9.30am – Reflection, song, and prayer followed by morning tea with Hot Cross Buns
Easter Sunday, 20 April
9.30am – Celebration Service followed by morning tea
Good Friday, 18 April
10.30am – Wakefield Worship Centre
Easter Sunday, 20 April
10.30am – Wakefield Worship Centre
Good Friday, 18 April
10am – All Age Service
2pm – An Hour at the Cross – Reflective Service
Easter Sunday, 20 April
10.30am – All Age Celebration Service
Wherever you are in the Waimea region this Easter, there’s a warm welcome waiting—come and reflect, celebrate, and be part of the story of hope that continues to unfold in our communities.
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We have invited these writers to share their experiences, ideas and opinions in the hope that these will provoke thought, challenge you to go deeper and inspire you to put your faith into action. These articles should not be taken as the official view of the Nelson Diocese on any particular matter.
Across Waimea, local churches are opening their doors and hearts this Easter to reflect on Christ’s journey to the cross and the joy of the resurrection. You’re warmly invited to attend these services—whether you’re a regular or simply curious, there’s a place for you.
Maundy Thursday, 17 April
7pm – Watchnight Service at the Presbyterian Church, Takaka (Theme: Facing Fear, led by Rev Rhys Pearson)
Good Friday, 18 April
12 noon – Reflective Service at Epiphany, Takaka
Easter Saturday, 19 April
7pm – Worship and Word in the Chapel, Takaka
Easter Sunday, 20 April
6.45am – Sunrise Service on the beach at Parapara (with Kahurangi Christian Church)
10am – Worship Service at Epiphany, Takaka
4.45pm – Worship Service at St Cuthbert’s, Collingwood (special additional service)
Palm Sunday, 13 April
9.30am – Palm Sunday Service followed by morning tea
Maundy Thursday, 17 April
6pm – Shared meal, conversation and fellowship
Good Friday, 18 April
9.30am – Reflection, song, and prayer followed by morning tea with Hot Cross Buns
Easter Sunday, 20 April
9.30am – Celebration Service followed by morning tea
Good Friday, 18 April
10.30am – Wakefield Worship Centre
Easter Sunday, 20 April
10.30am – Wakefield Worship Centre
Good Friday, 18 April
10am – All Age Service
2pm – An Hour at the Cross – Reflective Service
Easter Sunday, 20 April
10.30am – All Age Celebration Service
Wherever you are in the Waimea region this Easter, there’s a warm welcome waiting—come and reflect, celebrate, and be part of the story of hope that continues to unfold in our communities.
Check out other articles in the
series below.
More articles in the
series are to come.
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