June 2022
To those who visit SPOTR without setting foot in our church building, we’re glad you are here.
Please feel free to contact us if you would like to chat.
Join us as we start our new series at the end of July: a journey into the Gospel of Luke
There is pretty good video overview of the next section of Luke here. The travel narrative is covered in about the first four minutes.
We are a branch church affiliated to the Church of Confessing Anglicans, Aotearoa, New Zealand. We are a biblically grounded, prayerful, Holy Spirit-led Christian congregation. Our faith is in one God – Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Our hope is in the only Saviour, Jesus Christ, who lived, died and rose again for us. Our final authority and unchangeable standard for Christian faith and life is the Bible.
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OUR MISSION
To be salt and light in our community of Rangiora and beyond, pointing people to the Gospel and healing love of Jesus.
Growth Groups
Fellowship and Bible study with friends, new and old.
Prayer
Personal prayer
Intercessory prayer
Mission
Outreach both within our district and overseas.
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Sunday Worship
Contemporary Worship All Welcome
9:30 am
Holy communion every second Sunday
Location of church
95 Percival Street
Rangiora
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Recent Blogs
A Certain Journey – Return to Luke
We are about to undertake a new journey – a journey to Jerusalem, following the most influential person that ever lived, as we jump back into the Gospel of Luke. Over the last couple of years, we have returned to Luke a few times, working our way from the beginning up to the middle of chapter … Continue reading A Certain Journey – Return to Luke
Church Service 22/05/22
This week’s service will be combined with the church camp 😃 So, no church service t our usual place, 95 Percival street on Sunday 22nd. We will be back at our usual spot the following week and would love to see you there.
Prophets from long ago with much to say to us.
Written in times war, of fear, of injustice, of rebuilding after disaster, of failures in religious institutions. Many of us don’t know these little books that we find at the end of the Old Testament in our English Bibles, often called the ‘Minor Prophets’. But they were written to people facing very similar issues to … Continue reading Prophets from long ago with much to say to us.
St Peter's of the Rock Anglican Church, Rangiora 