Welcome
Opoho Presbyterian Church is a friendly, multigenerational church, in the suburb of Opoho above the Botanic Gardens in Dunedin, New Zealand.
We welcome all people interested in living an abundant life in God, through following Jesus Christ.
We embrace a diversity of views and embrace and enjoy this diversity, always seeking answers and welcoming questions.
We meet on Sundays at 10 and at other times. Come and join us!
Our mission
The God we gather to worship calls us to share the good news Jesus Christ brought us, and to help each other become part of what God is doing around us, being actively involved in the life of our community and nurturing each other in a fellowship of accepting love.
What's on in August at Opoho Church
2 August ~ Sunday 10 a.m.: Worship with Holy Communion, the Rev.
Graeme Munro
6 August ~ Thursday 7.30 p.m.: Bible Book of the Month: 1 Timothy,
129 Signal Hill Road
9 August ~ Sunday 10 a.m.: Worship, the Rev. Hilary Smith
13 August ~ Thursday 2 p.m.: Fellowship Group, Morrison Lounge,
Speaker: Gregor Macaulay on the Opoho First World War Roll of
Honour
16 August ~ Sunday 10 a.m.: Worship, Abby Smith
23 August ~ Sunday 10 a.m.: Worship, the Rev. Anne Thomson
30 August ~ Sunday 10 a.m.: Worship with Music Group, Mary
Somerville
30 August ~ Sunday 11.15 a.m.: Congregational meeting
Visit us
50 Signal Hill Road
Opoho
Dunedin 9010
New Zealand
Monthly newsletter
Reflections and resources
Worship resource for 31 May
Reflection for 24 May by Ed Masters
Reflection for 17 May by Rachel Judge
Reflections on Covid-19 by Jane Bloore
Hope in the Past Tense by Graeme Munro
Prayer for Anzac Day by Clair Lind, Southern Presbytery
The Week after Easter by Simon Rae
19 April - Patriot's Day by Abby Smith
Knox Church YouTube channel, including streamed services
PCANZ Coronavirus information page
Psalm writing at Opoho
A small group of us meet every two or three months to encourage each other with our with our psalm writing.
Available for download are a collection of psalms from the first two years, and psalms and other writings from around the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.