Come and See – Haere Mai kia Kite – Venez Voir
One of the two who heard and followed Jesus was Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother. He first found his brother Simon and said to him, “We have found the Messiah.”
(John 1.40-41)
The first thing Andrew does after meeting Jesus is bring his brother to meet him. The next time we meet Andrew in the Gospel account, he brings a little boy with loaves and fishes to meet Jesus. Then a few chapters later, it’s some curious Greeks.
Andrew knew that he had received a gift like no other. He recognised Jesus as the Messiah; the promised one his people had been waiting for. This was the Good News, and he wanted to share it not just with his family but the whole community.
And we want to share it with you.
Worship Services
St Andrew’s
Wednesday | 10am (Parish Centre)
Holy Communion
Sunday | 8am (Church)
Holy Communion
Sunday | 10am (Church)
Holy Communion
Resthomes
Resthaven on Burns
2nd Monday – 2:30pm
St Kilda’s
3rd Monday – 2:30pm
Oakdale
4th Monday – 2pm
WELCOME TO YOU
Here at St Andrew’s Church, we hope you will experience God’s peace, hope, and sense of belonging with our community of believers. To find out more, please download our welcome brochure here. We look forward to seeing you!
What’s happening at St Andrew’s?
Bible Study: The Book of Acts
The Book of Acts recounts the spread of the Gospel across the known world. Join us every Wednesday at 10.45 in the Parish Centre to learn more.
Church Open Daily 11am-1pm
Please feel welcome to come and see our beautiful heritage Church. Doors usually open from 11am each day. If you would like to book in a specific visit time or tour, please contact the Office.
NZ Sign Language Challenge!
From April 12 we will begin to learn the Lord’s Prayer in NZ Sign.
Le Quesnoy Article – 2026
Read about the special connection St Andrew’s Church has with this French town: RNZ article with Heather Wellington.
Weddings
Baptisms
Youth
The Bridge
Virtual Tour
Safety & Complaints
At St Andrew’s we believe that we have a responsibility to promote the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults, and to keep all people safe. (Click on the image to learn about the process and make a complaint.)
These photos and the principle photo above are the work of local photographer Michael Jeans. We are most grateful to him.
St Andrew's Anglican Church, Cambridge, Waikato, New Zealand 