During lockdown we continued to meet on Sunday mornings via Zoom
Bible Discussions
Due to the current Covid restrictions in Greater Sydney there will be NO Karakia @ TWT until further notice
Stay at Home Order additional restrictions
From 5pm Friday 9th July
Across Greater Sydney including the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour
Please check NSW Health for the state of NSW
Greater Sydney and it’s surrounds will go into a 14 day lockdown from 6pm Saturday 26th June
Greater Sydney, the Blue mountains, the Central Coast and Wollongong will only be able to leave home for essential purposes. Those reasons: to shop for essential items, to seek medical care, or for caregiving or compassionate reasons. Exercise outdoors in groups of 10 or fewer, essential work, or education, where you cannot work or study from home. Anyone in NSW who has been to Greater Sydney since June 21 is also being asked to stay home for the lockdown period. Stay safe whanau.
Sunday 27th June 2021
Due to the Covid-19 restrictions in metropolitan Sydney, Karakia will be cancelled this Sunday the 27th of June. Stay safe Whanau. Please share with your networks. God Bless
Ascension, Pentecost and Trinity Sunday
The sermons over the last few weeks have been challenging as we journey together. We are thankful to all our teams that make our Whare Karakia beautiful, warm and inviting to all that journey with us.
Photo Montage
Pleased that we no longer have to wear masks at Karakia
Celebrations:
Terry and his whanau being Baptised
Ascension Sunday
Farewell for Matua Harry Kopa who is returning to live in New Zealand
13th leader of the Anglican Church in Sydney since 1836
Congratulations to the Very Reverend Kanishka Raffel who has been elected as Archbishop of Sydney.
ANZAC Service of Commemoration
Mr Bill Dobbie, New Zealand Consul General
Mr Leon Ruri Haka for Life
Mr Mark Spinks, Babana Aboriginal Mens Group,
Tipene Rangihuna, bugler
“Christ our Light” Anzac Day
Today being Anzac Day we remember those that fought for our freedom. We also acknowledge those still serving and through their sacrifice we are able to welcome Nikau, Whaikaha, Savannah, Gypsy, Hiria, Skylar, Makyra and their Whanau and Monique, Donel and their Whanau to their Baptisms today. We will remember them.
