Welcome to St Peters in the City
We are a church community excited about knowing Jesus and discovering how we can live His way in our world. With a focus on family we offer a range of services for every age group including worship services, small groups and ministries you can become involved in.
We’d love you to come along to one of our Sunday Services
Offering a range of Services, St Peters caters for every age group. We are committed to bringing families of all sizes together to celebrate and worship.
10AM CONTEMPORARY FAMILY SERVICE
A blend of traditional and contemporary worship with a full children’s programme.
Reverend Enosa and Felicity Auva’a
We’d love you to come along to one of our Sunday Services
Offering a range of Services, St Peters caters for every age group. We are committed to bringing families of all sizes together to celebrate and worship.
10AM CONTEMPORARY FAMILY SERVICE
A blend of traditional and contemporary worship with a full children’s programme.
Reverend Enosa and Felicity Auva’a
Upcoming Events
REVEREND ENOSA’S LATEST ARTICLE
Sunday 7 June 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava!
Did you know that this week is Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa – Samoan Language Week?
Across the motu (Aotearoa New Zealand), Samoan Language Week was celebrated in schools and communities. This of course is dear to my heart being Samoan, and it was wonderful to have the opportunity to speak at a school in Auckland, where the principal has a large roll of Pacific and Māori families.
At the same time, my home country of Samoa was celebrating 64 years of independence — Malo Tuto‘atasi. Samoa was once governed by Germany and later administered under New Zealand for 40 years following the First World War.
The theme for Samoan Language Week this year is:
“E afua mai i mauga tetele manuia o le nu‘u” – “From the high mountains are the blessings of the village.”
This Samoan proverbial expression carries many meanings when reflected upon in the context of Samoan life. It is deeply rooted in our environment — the forests, the oceans, the mountains, and the horizon — the natural resources that have sustained our people for generations.
Before the days of machinery, our ancestors relied on the land and sea for survival. Trees were […]
Recent Articles
Sunday 31 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! A big thank you to those who turned up on Tuesday evening this week for our first church prayer and vision gathering, with around 30 people coming together to [...]
Sunday 24 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! Have you ever experienced the disappointment of plans and dreams not unfolding the way you had hoped? I have. Early in my teaching career, Felicity and I were all [...]
Sunday 17 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! During our bus tour around Ireland, the scenery was breathtaking, and God’s creation was beautiful to behold. Yet what should have been a joyful ending became difficult when a [...]
Sunday 10 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! It is wonderful to be back here at St Peters after being away for the past month. Felicity and I return home thankful to God for safe travels, rich [...]
REVEREND ENOSA’S LATEST ARTICLE
Sunday 7 June 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava!
Did you know that this week is Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa – Samoan Language Week?
Across the motu (Aotearoa New Zealand), Samoan Language Week was celebrated in schools and communities. This of course is dear to my heart being Samoan, and it was wonderful to have the opportunity to speak at a school in Auckland, where the principal has a large roll of Pacific and Māori families.
At the same time, my home country of Samoa was celebrating 64 years of independence — Malo Tuto‘atasi. Samoa was once governed by Germany and later administered under New Zealand for 40 years following the First World War.
The theme for Samoan Language Week this year is:
“E afua mai i mauga tetele manuia o le nu‘u” – “From the high mountains are the blessings of the village.”
This Samoan proverbial expression carries many meanings when reflected upon in the context of Samoan life. It is deeply rooted in our environment — the forests, the oceans, the mountains, and the horizon — the natural resources that have sustained our people for generations.
Before the days of machinery, our ancestors relied on the land and sea for survival. Trees were […]
Recent Articles
Sunday 31 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! A big thank you to those who turned up on Tuesday evening this week for our first church prayer and vision gathering, with around 30 people coming together to [...]
Sunday 24 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! Have you ever experienced the disappointment of plans and dreams not unfolding the way you had hoped? I have. Early in my teaching career, Felicity and I were all [...]
Sunday 17 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! During our bus tour around Ireland, the scenery was breathtaking, and God’s creation was beautiful to behold. Yet what should have been a joyful ending became difficult when a [...]
Sunday 10 May 2026
Kia ora koutou, and warm greetings and Talofa lava! It is wonderful to be back here at St Peters after being away for the past month. Felicity and I return home thankful to God for safe travels, rich [...]
