News

Our Weekly Panui, or Newsletter is HERE. Recent sermons and videos of sermons are HERE.
The Our Song: Te Puna document is HERE.

Normal Service times and Information are HERE. See the central column or scroll down for any changes.

The latest Earthquake Strengthening Information is HERE.

Healthy Eating with our Fruit & Vege Co-op.  

​​Read the latest Diocesan News.

Check out the Church Library Catalogue.

Have you visited the Diosesan U tube Channel?Lots of  Bishop Justin's talks on there.

Useful Links:
Wellington diocese information is at https://movementonline.org.nz/

Anglican Taonga.

Archbishop Justin Welby on Twitter.

Ex-parishioner Sam Carpenter's Karuwha Trust website.

Welcome
to the website of 
St. Paul's - Waiwhetu.

 Under traffic light level orange we wear masks at our Sunday Services. 

If you are new, visiting or regularly worship with us we welcome this opportunity for you to get to know us.

All ages are welcome at St. Paul's as all generations have something to teach and offer the church.

Know that you are loved and welcome.

Nau mai, haere mai. All are welcome here.

​To find more about us explore the menus at top of page and their sub-menus.

The Seasons of the Church

We are now in Eastertide.  

Eastertide, or the Easter Season is the period of fifty days from Easter Sunday to The Day of Pentecost or Whit Sunday, which is on 5 June this year. 

Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles. It was originally a Jewish Festival and already had a great history by the time the Early Christian Church was beginning to form.  The word Pentecost is from the Greek meaning fiftieth as it comes 50 days after the festival of Passover when the first fruits of the corn harvest were presented, partly as a sign of gratitude and partly as a prayer that the rest of the harvest would be safely gathered in too.  It commemorated the giving of the law to Moses on Mount Sinai, and it was a great public holiday. 
 
The name Whitsun, or Whit Sunday comes from the white robes that were worn by the newly baptized on this day. The Anglican Church marks it with the colour red, as red is for the Holy Spirit or for the Martyrs of the Church. 
 
Ascension Day occurs during Eastertide, on the fortieth day of Easter. The Feast of the Ascension of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, also known as Ascension Thursday or Holy Thursday, commemorates the bodily Ascension of Jesus into heaven. 

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Find us at 
76 Waiwhetu Road
Waterloo
Lower Hutt

Phone our office on 04 566 2002 or email office@stpaulslowerhutt.org.nz

Our Regular Sunday Services:

Holy Communion  8 am

Holy Communion  10 am

(but if there's a fifth Sunday in the month we have a combined service at 9 am).

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Our Activities page has information on Organisations who use our Church facilities.