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Welcome

Join us every Sunday morning at 9:30am for a warm hearted, inspiring, familiar style service that will encourage you and give your faith a much needed lift. St Enoch’s has a growing, diverse congregation and a thriving Sunday School for children from toddlers to teens. 

Everyone’s welcome for tea and coffee after the Sunday service.

Identity  Statement

God honouring

 

Christ Following

 

 Holy Spirit led

Weekly Bulletin

In the Community for the Community

Address

ST ENOCH’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
134 SIXTEENTH AVE, TAURANGA.

NOTE: Motorists cannot turn RIGHT into Sixteenth Avenue. You have to turn into 17th Ave and drive around the block. 

Or turn LEFT into Sixteenth Avenue coming from the town centre.

Jaco Reyneke
God’s holy people

 

Advent reminds us of God’s love and how Jesus’ birth changed who we are. Jesus made us God’s holy people. (1 Corinthians 1:2)

 

Advent gives us the space and time to think about what this currently means for us. What does it mean to be God’s holy people in Tauranga in December 2023? What are the implications for our relationships (marriage, family, circle of friends, colleagues, fellow residents in retirement village, etc.)? How is being God’s holy people expressed when we gather as faith family and when we look for ways to advance God’s mission in our community?

 

As we do Christmas and reflect on God’s love and the impact of Jesus Christ’s birth, let’s remember that God told us how to be holy people: “to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” (Micah 6:8)

Blessings

Jaco

Rev Dr Jaco Reyneke

Sermon series on St. Enoch’s’ identity statement

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