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On December 22, 2017 By stgeorgeorthodoxnz

A happy and blessed Christmas (Nativity) and New Year to all our readers.

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Upcoming services

At All Saints’ Anglican Church (old building), cnr Cook St & Selwyn Rd, Howick, Auckland.

Sunday 14th April 2019 (5th of Lent – St Mary of Egypt): Reader Service at 10.30am.

Sunday 21st April 2019 (Palm Sunday): Divine Liturgy at 10.30am.

Friday 26th April 2019 (Good Friday): TBA.

Sunday 28th April 2019 (Great and Holy Pascha): Rush Service and Divine Liturgy starting at 10.30pm on Saturday 27th.

Sunday 5th May 2019 (Renewal Sunday and Memory of St Thomas): Divine Liturgy at 12.30pm.

Typica services are also held from 10.00am at 34 Rata St, Te Aroha, on Sundays when Divine Liturgy is not celebrated in Auckland.

Everybody welcome!

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English speaking Orthodox church in Auckland, New Zealand. All welcome. . Blessed is the Kingdom, and the power, and the glory, both now and forever, and unto ages of ages, Amen. . . . . . . . . . . #church #orthodoxchurch #aucklandchurch #icons #candles #orthodox #family #liturgy #divineliturgy #mass #communion #holycommunion #God #Jesus #Mary #altar #headabovewater #multicultural #universal #kidsinchurch

Today, 01 September 2018, is the start of the Orthodox Church Year. And here in New Zealand, we are one of the first to welcome it! On the surface, Orthodoxy may seem like nothing more than an organized set of ancient rituals and traditions that look too old, foreign, and irrelevant in today's world. However, to those who take the time and effort to uncover its treasures, Orthodoxy is a living, breathing, timeless faith and way of life. It is THE way. Whether you are a cradle or a convert wanting to start the Liturgical Year right, there are a lot of great free and paid sources online on how to celebrate it with your friends, family, and God. One such resource is Seasons of the Faith, an ebook by The Orthodox Mama. It is on sale at present on her website for $6 USD from the usual $12 USD. Whichever way you choose to spend the Church New Year, may it be blessed and meaningful.☦ Happy New Liturgical Year!🎉 #orthodoxchurch #orthodox #church #newyear #2018 #auckland #newzealand #ebook #blogger #blog #sale #theway #ancient #faith #tradition #wayoflife #orthodoxy #cradle #convert #howto

Waking up in the morning can be a vital spiritual experience. It can be a reminder of that “great gettin’ up morning” when the the Lord will appear and will raise me from my grave to live with Him forever. Thus, as I rise from bed every morning may I visualize my rising from the tomb at the coming of my Lord and going up to meet Him in the clouds. I rise every morning to meet Him, if not in the clouds, certainly in the experiences and events of the day, to walk with Him, talk with Him, love, obey and serve Him in all that I do that day. When Jesus appeared to His disciples after the Resurrection, He said, “Come, let have breakfast” (John 21). The Church invites us daily to have “breakfast with Jesus,” who is the Bread of Life, through [morning prayers]. - Anthony Coniaris, My Daily Orthdox Prayer Book #prayer #morningprayer #orthodox #christisrisen #antiochian #antiochianorthodox #orthodoxchurch #auckland #newzealand #kiwi #kiwichurch #prayerbook #prayerapp Image source: Daily Orthodox Prayer Book Android App by Mirko Martinovic

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