Anglican Parish of Oroua - Anglican Diocese of Wellington

The Anglican Parishes of the Oroua Comprising St Agnes Kiwitea; St Andrew's, Colyton; St Barnabas, Rangiwahia; St John's, Feilding; St Mary's, Beaconsfield; St Michael's, Stanway; and St Saviour's, Kimbolton

Physical Location and Street Address	The Vicarage 13 Camden Street Feilding 4702
Contact Phone Number	06 323 4026
Email	anglicans@oroua.org.nz
Website	www.oroua.org.nz
Rural Dean	Archdeacon Wendy Scott
Priest Assistant	Reverend Sarah McMenamin
Deacon Assistant	Reverend Graham Conlon
Parish Administrator	Stephanie Shaw
Rural's Dean's Warden	Bryan Guy
People's Warden	Debbie Seymour

Worship at St John's, Feilding	Worship at St Andrew's, Colyton
The community of St John's, Feilding gathers for worship every week	The community of St Andrew's, Colyton gathers for worship on the first and third Sundays of each month, except for January
Every Sunday	First Sunday 10.00am Eucharist
8.00am Eucharist	Third Sunday 10.00am Eucharist
9.45am Eucharist with Junior Church
On significant feast days such as Christmas and Easter, and during the month of January, there will be one service only at 9.00am
Wednesday
10.00am Eucharist

Worship at St Saviour's, Kimbolton	Worship at St Barnabas, Rangiwahia
The church is laying fallow until Christmas 2018. Notification of a Christmas service will be on the Oroua parish website when a time and place have been decided.	The community of St Barnabas, Rangiwahia gathers for worship on the first Sunday of every month, except January
	First Sunday 4.00pm and 5.00pm Eucharist

Worship at St Michael's, Stanway	Worship at St Mary's, Beaconsfield
The community of St Michael's, Stanway gathers for worship on the second Sunday of every month, except January	The community of St Mary's, Beaconsfield gathers for worship on the third Sunday of every month, except January
Second Sunday 4.00pm and 5.00pm Eucharist	Third Sunday 11.00am Eucharist

Worship at St Agnes, Kiwitea
The community of St Agnes, Kiwitea gathers for worship three times a year at times that suit the community
April, September and December - please see the Feilding Herald for details

No reira waiho ko te aroha o Te Matua Kaha Rawa hei korowai mou.
May the love of Almighty God enfold you!