Our main service is every Sunday at 10am. If there is a fifth Sunday in the month we usually combine with St Ninian's Uniting Parish either at their worship centre at 208 Karori Road or at St Anselm's. During January we traditionally share alternate Sunday services with St Ninian's.
Pentecost display
Visitors are always welcome.
There are also regular social and study/discussion groups as well as community service activities.
Come and join our friendly, relaxed craft group at St Anselm's. Regular or casual attendees are welcome.
Bring a project you are working on or get help to start something new. Projects include knitting, cross stitch, embroidery, patchwork, scrap booking, anything you are working on, or just watch what other people are making.
The group meets in the St Anselm's Church lounge every Friday during the school term 1:00 - 2:30pm with a cup of tea. There is no charge.
The five denominations in Karori combine to run a Foodbank service which operates twice a week on a phone-in basis. St Anselms assists in various events to raise funds and food stocks as well as collecting food during our regular service. The Foodbank is managed by a Board that represents the five partner churches. See Stuff news item Churches come together to run Karori foodbank.
Members of St. Anselm's share in the running of a monthly concert event, the proceeds of which are donated to various charities nominated by the musicians. These concerts are usually held at St Mary's Anglican Church, 176 Karori Road. See www.facebook.com/KaroriKlassics.
Usually, on the Saturday morning before Christmas and on the morning of Christmas Eve we gather with St Ninian's and others to sing Christmas Carols at the Karori Shopping Mall. A collection is taken for the Karori Foodbank. Everyone is welcome to join in the singing.
On Christmas Eve at 6pm at Karori Park Cafe and Sports Rooms the Karori churches have performed a Christmas Nativity play. As a family community event for all ages, everyone is warmly invited to come. Children can come dressed as angels or shepherds or Roman soldiers and are welcome to take part in the play.
