Welcome to Waiapu Cathedral
THE ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL IN NAPIER, NEW ZEALAND.
Whakapaingia te Atua e whakamine nei i a tātou.
Whakamoemititia te Atua kua kotahi nei tātou.
Blessed be God who calls us together.
Praise to God who makes us one people.
What's on?
We welcome visitors into Cathedral during the week from 9am – 4pm and Saturday mornings, as well as during Sunday services.
You are very welcome to come into our calm space if you need a time of quiet or to light a candle for people you miss.
All Welcome
Sunday 19 January – Epiphany 2 – water or wine?
8.00 – 9.00am Eucharist service
10.00am – 11.00am Eucharist service
We welcome Rev’d Alan Burnett, Vicar of Taradale, as our guest preacher this Sunday.
Morning prayer, Tuesday Eucharist and midday prayer resume in February.
Music reproduced with permission under CCLI 504995.
News & Events
Art Deco Services, Sunday 16 February
Enjoy two special jazz-themed services celebrating Napier as an art deco city with spirituals and a jazz mass.
Earthquake Memorial Service, Sunday 2 February
Our community comes together to remember the 1931 Earthquake at the civic service at Waiapu Cathedral Napier, 10am Sunday 2 February.
Christmas Day services at Waiapu Cathedral and Ormond Chapel
All welcome to Christmas Day services at Waiapu Cathedral at 8am and also 10am with the cathedral choir plus a 9am family service at Ormond Chapel.
Waiapu Cathedral of St John the Evangelist
A PLACE OF RESURRECTION, LIFE, AND HOPE!
Our Waiapu Cathedral people are a vibrant community sharing the Christian journey together.
You are welcome here whether you come as a person seeking a spiritual journey, a tourist, an occasional worshipper, or a person seeking a spiritual home. You are welcome to join the journey with us for a few moments or for a lifetime.
We welcome all who come, and know that all people are precious to God, our loving Creator. We value and celebrate the presence and ministry of children and young people. We offer hospitality for worship, community gatherings, forums, celebrations and commemorations. We are a resurrection people. We strive to live out our faith in Christ in our individual lives and as people gathered together in community.
We aspire to be a people of faith, hope and new beginnings.