Important Notice
We are hosting weekly live services. Please register for yourself and your family indicating kids ages as well, by Tuesday of each week by completing the Contact form at the base of the webpage
Please Note the following:
– Numbers are limited, and you must register to attend (a confirmation message will be sent to you), Please do not just arrive on the day!
– If our numbers limit is reached you will be placed on a waiting list for the following week.
– Masks must be worn throughout the duration of the service.
– Please bring your own mug for coffee / tea.
(We do need volunteers to make themselves available for coffee teams, and all other teams in preparation for opening up fully.)
– If you register and find out that have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or have any of the following symptoms: Fever, Shortness of Breath, Dry Cough, Runny Nose, Sore Throat, Body Aches, Loss of Smell or Taste, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhoea, Fatigue, Weakness or Tiredness; then Please do not come to the service, send us a WhatsApp or email so that we can pray for you, and also make your space available to others on the waiting list.
If you are not attending the service at the church, please prioritise watching online at 9am as a witness to the oneness of the body of Christ.
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Kiribati, an island nation in the Pacific, is the first to face the possibility of having all of its land territories disappear due to rising sea levels. With land scattered across 2 million square kilometers around the Equator in both the North and South Pacific Ocean, this modern day Atlantis consists of 3 island groups: The Gilbert, Line, and Phoenix Islands. Kiribati consists of 33 coral atolls, 23 of which are inhabited by a growing population of 103,000 people, all of whom face a massive exodus and migration from their homeland.
Kiribati is the only nation in the world to fall into all four hemispheres. Half of the population lives on a single atoll on the main island of South Tarawa. The capital of Tarawa is halfway between Hawaii and Australia. Gaining independence from Britain in 1979, Kiribati is a democratic republic. As one of the least developed Pacific islands and having very few natural resources, many work abroad. Tragically, many of these workers return home with HIV/AIDS or drug problems and addictions. Due to the vast distance between the islands, many people depend on foreign aid and remittances abroad to bolster the economy.
Nearly all of the people (98.5%) identify as Christian, but nominalism and syncretism block many from true fellowship with God. The once-strong Protestant Church faces slow decline, losing members to other groups. Practices of spiritism have become far too common. The theological college in Tarawa is not evangelical. Spiritual growth is too often followed by decline, since foreign financial windfalls and occasional healings become the main attraction rather than biblical teaching and transformed lives. Overpopulation and unemployment have become a dangerous combination and have led to a rise in alcohol abuse, especially among the youth. There is a need for revival among the youth, for them to live wholesome lives with godly purpose. The impending disaster of becoming refugees due to land loss can be a powerful reminder that our eternal home is in heaven. May the people come to know God and find their security in the Lord – regardless of any possible loss of their nation’s land – as He provides new homes on earth and in heaven.