Hutt City Uniting Congregations

LOWER HUTT New Zealand

Around the Church

 

The Wainuiomata Union Church joined the HCUC in February 1997. The former Wainuiomata Union Parish was formed in 1953, being the second oldest Union Church (after Raglan) in New Zealand. Anglicans were part of the Union Parish for the years 1966-1991. The original 1863, “Coast Road”, Methodist Church is now a protected building and has been gifted to a Pioneer Church Preservation Society through a covenant between the Historic Places Trust, the Methodist Church and the Pioneer Church Preservation Society. The graveyard has been

closed.

 

 

 

 

The People

We are known as a friendly church which welcomes all to the services. The theology of members covers a wide range, being open to new ideas rather than conservative on most matters. We have been blessed to have been joined by several Tongan families who worship as an integral part of the congregation. Nearly all members are involved in some community activity as well as participating in the rosters that keep the church functioning. The composition is approximately 50% older palagi (white European) and 50% younger Pacific Island families.

 

 

 

What We Do

Hutt City Uniting Congregations are a confederation of churches within Lower Hutt City who minister to a multi-cultural community out of the traditions of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches.

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About Us

Hutt City Uniting Congregations bring together in one organisation congregations from Stokes Valley, Wainuiomata, Waiwhetu, Avalon, Central Lower Hutt (Woburn), Maungaraki-Normandale, and Petone. This move makes far better use of our resources and buildings to adapt to the changes in our economical and political landscape of the New Millenium.

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