Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church
Community Organisation
Community Organisation
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Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church Book Fair - Saturday 14 May 9-3pm
10 Penzance Road or 11 Hastings Road Mairangi Bay
We have over 8,000 books for sale. there will be coffee and ice creams available too from the 'Coffee & Cones' Harcourts truck
Come and join us Today Mairangi Presbyterian Church Hall.
Bring a plate of food to share & enjoy entertainment by the GLENFIELD ENTERTAINERS. Christmas raffles & trade table operating
Gold coin donation at the door.
Are you or your parents lonely? Do you know of anyone looking for … View moreCome and join us Today Mairangi Presbyterian Church Hall.
Bring a plate of food to share & enjoy entertainment by the GLENFIELD ENTERTAINERS. Christmas raffles & trade table operating
Gold coin donation at the door.
Are you or your parents lonely? Do you know of anyone looking for friendship and fellowship with entertainment once a month?
If so, we have a lunch group where you bring your own lunch, listen to entertainers and we provide you tea or coffee.
It is open to all on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church Hall 12noon – 2pm.
There is a trading table that operates selling surplus vegetables, fruit, jams, home cooking, books and nick knacks.
This is then followed by an hour of quality entertainment from 1pm – 2pm. Different entertainers are booked each month.
Restarting next year in February
The annual packing of treats donated by members of the Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church took place on 6 December.
Representatives from the three recipient groups within Presbyterian Support Northern: (Family Start; SHINE and Youth Workers in Secondary Schools) joined in. They each gave a summary … View moreThe annual packing of treats donated by members of the Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church took place on 6 December.
Representatives from the three recipient groups within Presbyterian Support Northern: (Family Start; SHINE and Youth Workers in Secondary Schools) joined in. They each gave a summary of the work they do and how much these gift boxes are appreciated. They have the responsibility of making sure that these boxes get to the families and people who are in need of some cheer.
This year a new record of 82 boxes was achieved as well as 3 bins of donated products that wouldn’t fit in the boxes.
Photos show the hall at the start of the wrapping service as well as a close up of wrapping in progress. It was a joyous occasion.
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