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We’re a Christian church that gathers weekly on Sundays in central Wellington.

Join us for our worship service 10am every Sunday at 9 Hania St, Mt Victoria. We look forward to welcoming you!

To stay up to date, scroll down to Events & News. If you have any questions or would like to know more about how to get involved at The Street Church Mt Vic please email mtvic@thestreet.org.nz

 
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Latest Sermon

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This Is How We Know, Part 7: We Love Sacrificially // Joel Cooper
Joel Cooper
This Is How We Know, Part 7: We Love Sacrificially // Joel Cooper
Joel Cooper

To be God's child is to love sacrificially - to love how God loved us: by sending his only Son to die for us. John urges Christians to let their faith be proved by their love, and to let our love be shown in radical generosity.

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Joel Cooper

Events

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Prayer Room
Apr 23
Prayer Room

The Prayer Room is open 24/7 for you to book a one-off or regular slot to pray…

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City Prayer
Jul 2
City Prayer

Join us each week, or when you can, to pray for our city…

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Alpha Hutt Valley
Aug 14
Alpha Hutt Valley

Ever wondered what the Christian faith is all about? Discover Alpha

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Alpha - Mt Vic and Night
Sept 17
Alpha - Mt Vic and Night

Invite a guest to join you or sign up to serve at our upcoming Alpha course…

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Faith Driven Entrepreneur
Sept 25
Faith Driven Entrepreneur

Are you a faith-driven entrepreneur or someone who is curious about faith and business? Join the Wellington watch party coming up…

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Shared Lunch
Sept 27
Shared Lunch

Share a meal and get to know each other a little better…

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Oct 18
Afternoon Tea with Rachel and Nelson

You are invited to gather for afternoon tea with Rachel and Nelson…

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Christmas Service at Mt Vic
Dec 13
Christmas Service at Mt Vic

We’d love to see you at our Christmas service this December for some carol singing, festive snacks and the Christmas story. All welcome!

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News

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Spiritual Health Survey - NOW LIVE

Please take a few minutes to complete this survey…

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Spiritual Health Survey - Heads Up

Our annual Spiritual Health Survey helps us check in on how we’re going…

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School Chaplaincy Training

Do you have four hours a week to help make a difference as a volunteer in a local school?

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TSCF - Job Vacancy

Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship is seeking an organised and detail-oriented Administrative Assistant…

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Job Vacancy

We have a vacancy for a permanent, part-time Location Pastor to lead the Porirua Location…

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Kia ora church whānau! It’s a new week! Get out there and tell someone about Jesus and remember to plant yourself in community - there’s a place for you. Invite a friend or neighbour along. See you on Sunday 🪴 MT VIC | 10AM NIGHT | 5PM
Take a moment this Christmas to slow down and join in with your local community at a church service near you! Bring your family, your flatmates or just yourself - anyone is welcome whether church is a usual thing for you or a never before set foot in
Thank you church whanau for how you have journeyed through our series on the book of Revelation with such grace and respect toward each other. We don't all hold exactly the same opinions about the specifics of how some things in the text could be int