He is risen—he is risen indeed! Churches across the West Coast are preparing to mark Holy Week and Easter with reverence, reflection, and joyful celebration. Wherever you are on the Coast, there’s a space for you to come and encounter the hope of the risen Christ. Here’s what’s happening:
Buller Parish – Westport, Granity & Karamea
Join the Buller Parish whānau for a full journey through Holy Week—from palm branches to empty tomb:
Greymouth–Kumara Parish
Gather at Holy Trinity in Greymouth or Kumara to walk the way of the cross and celebrate the resurrection:
Cobden–Runanga Parish
While Vicar Tim is away celebrating the birth of his first mokopuna, services are still going ahead with a warm welcome for all:
Let the West Coast churches walk with you through the story of Easter this year. Everyone is welcome—come as you are, and leave with hope.
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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.
He is risen—he is risen indeed! Churches across the West Coast are preparing to mark Holy Week and Easter with reverence, reflection, and joyful celebration. Wherever you are on the Coast, there’s a space for you to come and encounter the hope of the risen Christ. Here’s what’s happening:
Buller Parish – Westport, Granity & Karamea
Join the Buller Parish whānau for a full journey through Holy Week—from palm branches to empty tomb:
Greymouth–Kumara Parish
Gather at Holy Trinity in Greymouth or Kumara to walk the way of the cross and celebrate the resurrection:
Cobden–Runanga Parish
While Vicar Tim is away celebrating the birth of his first mokopuna, services are still going ahead with a warm welcome for all:
Let the West Coast churches walk with you through the story of Easter this year. Everyone is welcome—come as you are, and leave with hope.
Check out other articles in the
series below.
More articles in the
series are to come.
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