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Cnr Constable & Daniell Streets. PO Box 7425 Wellington. Office phone/fax:04-389 9273. Hall:04-389 8233

TAUINAOLA TOFILAU

Sunday Services:

11:00 am:

1:00 pm:

Combined Womens:

3:00 pm:
Samoan Group

5:30 pm:
Combined Youth (bi monthly)

MAUSI'I.T.MALAULAU

LELEIMALEFAGA.T.LEOTA

TAUILI'ILI.K.AUELUA

TUANU'U.P.ALAIFEA

LAFULAFU.V.EKENASIO

pipcnewtown@xtra.co.nz

Presbyterian Church of
Aotearoa NZ

TALOFA, KIA ORANA and WELCOME! Our parish comprise of Samoans, Tokelauans, Cook Islanders' and other ethnic groups. O le Ekalesia Perepereane Samoa ma Tokelau, ma le atu Kuki.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT: To teach that "Christ is the Head of the Church and we are servants to do His work."
Samoan: O Iesu o le Ao o le Ekalesia, a'o i tatou o ana auauna e galueina lona finagalo.
Cook Island: Kia Apii - Ko Iesu Mesia te Upoko o te Ekalesia. Ko tatou te au tavini no te rave i tana au angaanga.

OUR VISION is that PIPC Newtown continue to be a thriving and welcoming church for the community.
Samoan: Ia avea le PIPC Newtown o se Ekalesia ola ma fiafia mai i ai tagata.
Cook Island: Kia riro PIPC Newtown ei ngutuare ariki e Te umumumuanga no te ititangata.

Other community services provided:

Aoga Amata: Samoan Early Childhood Education - Mondays to Fridays 8am - 5:30pm.
Study Centre: Mons, Tues & Weds 5 - 7pm during school terms.
Elderly exercise group: Tuesdays 10:30 am. See more at Sports & Rec
PIC Netball Club

Hall Hire: Our facilities are available for hire. Please contact Tuanu'u Pisa Alaifea 027 4150438

Combined Youth "All Out" Concert - THANK YOU FROM THE PIPC COMBINED YOUTH

Firstly THANKS to our Father in Heaven for being with us from the planning stages to the completion of our concert. Thank you all for supporting our concert which was a great success and the purchase of band gears is becoming a reality through your generosity. It was great to see many of you there to share and witness "all out" dancing and singing. May God Bless you and continue to keep you in His peace and Love always.

Thank You also:

Our minister Reverend Tauinaola and Mrs. Tiute Tofilau and our parish for your prayers and support

Legacy, OC and Warriors for Christ for being part of our concert - they were awesome !!

Our President Desmond Uili for donating the trophy for the best item of the night, which was won by the Tui family who rapped the story of the Sunday School. Well done Tui family.

Our parents for all the cooking and everthing else

Our Combined Youth for all the preparations and dedication

May God Bless you all See you again in 2009 - watch this space.

Sunday School Coconut Nius June 2008

For the Intermediate Department, it's not so much about getting the highest mark, although that would be nice! But it's about doing your best and that ... page 1
Superintendents word: Talofa, Kia Orana and Greetings in the Precious Name of Our Risen Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Firstly our love and prayers go out to the Lal family for their loss.
Also, Rev. Tofilau shares the importance of when to be silent. "Be silent, and know that I am God." Page 2

Jesus Loves the little children funpage page 3

Presenting ... Global World Dance Concert page 4

Photos, Photos, Photos are required for our 50th Jubilee. page 5

Hello and Greetings - Lusa Saupese from Australia page 6

FAITHFUL TROPHY 2007 WINNERS KEVIN FAGALILO AND MARLENE AILAO Reverend and Mrs Tofilau presenting the trophy. This year we have chosen 2 students who are both outstanding and we feel they equally deserve to win the trophy. First, this student has a positive attitude with a cheerful and bubbly nature. Teachers are amazed at her progress from last year. She has stepped up, grown and developed and is full of confidence. Always helpful in everything she does. She leads by example and she will go far. >> more

BONJOUR....BUONGIORNO...HOI....MERHABA.....ASA LAAM ALAYKUM....
At the end of October 2007, Roanna Uili and Carol Ekenasio left Wellington, and ventured of to the other side of the world, to the unknown. They visisted London (Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, London Bridge, Westminster Abbey); Paris (Eiffel Tower, Arc de tromphe, The Louve Museum); Switzerland (reminded us of New Zealand), Nice (Where the Cannes film festival is held and the French Riviera flows), Monacco (where the formula 1 race is held and the home of Prince Albert, Princess Caroline & Princess Stephanie), Florence (the famous statue of David and where Michaelangelo is buried), Tuscany (many vineyards), Rome (the home of the Colosseum and Julius Caesar), the Vatican City (home of the Pope and the Sistine chapel) , the Greek islands, and Turkey. >> Share their experiences ...

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