Kia ora
Nau mai
Haere mai
We’re a warm, vibrant Christian community in the Wellington suburb of Ngaio. We meet for worship at 10am on Sunday and so much more during the week.
Our Services
Our Sunday morning gatherings remind us of God’s great love for us and for the world. Our time together is what grounds us as a community.
Sunday Service
10am at 3 Kenya Street, Ngaio
Sunday mornings at Ngaio Union are thoughtful, worshipful, and relevant. You can expect preaching that engages with Scripture and with what’s happening in the world, prayers that come from the people in our community, and lots of singing that tends to be a little more traditional. We celebrate Communion on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Kids’ Church
Your tamariki and mokopuna are welcome at Ngaio Union. The service starts with everyone together before kids aged 3-12 head off to Kids’ Church for age-specific teaching and activities.
During the Sunday service
What’s on this week?
Ngaio Agile
Monday 10:30am-12:00pm
Strength and balance for over 65s.
Indoor bowls
Tuesday 10:00am-11:30am
Roll up for bowls and coffee.
Stillpoint
Wednesday 2:00pm-3:00pm
An hour of silence for contemplation.
Fruit & Veg co-op
Thursday afternoon collection
$15 fruit and veg bag.
$8.80 for 12 eggs.
Monthly recycling
1st Saturday of the month, 10:00am-12:00pm
For your hard-to-recycle items.
Crafternoon tea
2nd Saturday of the month, 1:30pm-4:00pm
Bring whatever you’re working on.
Ngaio Repair Cafe
3rd Saturday of the month, 10:00am-1:00pm
Bring your broken bits’n’bobs and enjoy morning tea and chats.
30s life group
Every 3 weeks on a Wednesday, 7:30pm-9:00pm
At life group we create a community where people in their 30s can wrestle with questions of faith (including tricky Bible passages), worship, pray for one another, and share kai.
We also plan semi-regular weekend get-togethers.
Upcoming events
After more than 50 years of faithful service, our church roof is due for some much-needed repairs. So, we’re raising funds to help Raise the Roof!
Art Exhibition
1:30pm 11th July
You're invited to the launch of the Ngaio Union Church Art Exhibition!
Discover a wonderful collection of original artwork generously donated by local artists including Helen Wilson, John McDonnell, Fee Thomson, Muriel Christenson, Alyson Howell, Kate Spencer, Pavithra Devadatta, the children of Ngaio Union Church, and many more.
Every artwork will be available to purchase, with all proceeds going towards our Raise the Roof project. After more than 50 years of faithful service, our church roof is in need of much-needed repairs.
Join us for an afternoon of art, live music, delicious old-fashioned afternoon tea, and live painting demonstrations by renowned local artists Helen Wilson and John McDonnell.
Can't make the launch? The exhibition will also be open Monday 13–Friday 17 July, 12.00–2.00 pm for public viewing.
If you'd like to donate a piece of artwork or make a financial contribution to the Raise the Roof project, we'd love to hear from you—simply get in touch.
We hope you'll join us!
Winter Ceilidh
7pm 25th July
Join us for an evening of Celtic dancing
Dust off your dancing shoes, or your ghillie brogues, and join us for an evening dancing and live music performed by local Ngaio band, Celtic Plus. Even if you’re not a dancer, come along and enjoy the fun.
All dances are taught on the night. No previous experience necessary. A great evening for all ages.
Bring a plate to share for supper. Koha for the community fund.
Quiz Night
7pm 18th July
Our Quiz Night has officially sold out!
Thank you to everyone who's bought tickets, gathered a team, spread the word, or offered to help.
If you missed out this time, don't worry— there’ll be plenty more opportunities to gather, laugh, and raise a bit of money for the life and mission of our church. We can't wait to welcome everyone on the night!
Upcoming community events
What’s important to us
As followers of Jesus, we aspire to:
Advocate on behalf of te taiao, God’s Creation
Be present for tangata whaikaha, people of the disability community
Affirm the place of takatāpui, people of the queer community
Uphold te Tiriti o Waitangi, the Treaty of Waitangi
Our partners
We are a local church, connected deeply in the communities of Ngaio and Crofton Downs with Methodist and Presbyterian heritage:
