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St George's Anglican Church 1 Church Street, Gate Pa, Tauranga 3112

St George's Anglican Church





29 Reviews
Anglican church
  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • Sunday1–4 pm
  • MondayClosed
  • TuesdayClosed
  • WednesdayClosed
  • ThursdayClosed




St George's Anglican Church 1 Church Street, Gate Pa, Tauranga 3112




About the Business

St George's Gate Pā | Anglican Memorial Church | Called to Reconcile - HOME | St George's Gate Pā | HOME | St George's Gate Pā Anglican Memorial Church, sits on the historic battle site of Pukehinahina/Gate Pā, which was fought on 29 April 1864. This part of St George's story calls us to a mission of reconciliation.

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Website
http://www.stgeorgesgatepa.com/
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075787916
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1 Church Street, Gate Pa, Tauranga 3112
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Hours

  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • Sunday1–4 pm
  • MondayClosed
  • TuesdayClosed
  • WednesdayClosed
  • ThursdayClosed
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Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance




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Jamie Ganderton
06.09.2023
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You won't find God here.Psalms 83:18 KJV
Kassidy Gowan
03.09.2023
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Most welcoming congratulation
Kaitlyn N.
30.08.2023
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Lovely building and kind staff to help out with antrhing you need
Anne Marie Kennedy
19.08.2023
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Lovely church very friendly people
John Hebenton
23.07.2023
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Peace filled place
Edward Lovelace
23.07.2023
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Plants need some water or get rid of the 5 g base station
Vaughan Henry
21.07.2023
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Warm and friendly. We love to visit.
Helen Gardner
20.07.2023
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Near Gate Pa Memorial Reserve (Domain), this little church was locked when we toured this old battle site but a peep through the windows shows it to be very beautiful. Would love to have seen through. Sign over the door commends the chivalry of both Maori and British soldiers during this 1860s battle. If my history serves me correctly, the chivalry was all one sided. It was the magificent acts of Maori such as Henare Taetari and Heni Te Kiri Karamu who cared for wounded British troops, obeying the Scriptural injunction 'If your enemy is hungry, feed him.'
Laurence Liddell
19.07.2023
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Peaceful ☺, friendly

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1 Church Street, Gate Pa, Tauranga 3112
St George's Anglican Church