Events

Exploring Sacred Spaces at All Saints Anglican Church

On Saturday 19 September 2026, All Saints Anglican Church was delighted to host the Christian Sacred Space event as part of the Auckland Inter-Faith Council’s annual Exploring Sacred Spaces programme. This initiative invites people from all backgrounds to visit places of worship across Auckland, learn about different faith traditions, and foster greater understanding and respect within our diverse community.

We were thrilled to welcome visitors to the historic Selwyn Church and to share the story, faith, traditions, and life of our parish. It was a wonderful opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations, answer questions, and connect with people from a wide range of cultures and beliefs. We are grateful to everyone who attended and helped make the afternoon such a warm and enriching experience, strengthening the spirit of understanding and friendship that lies at the heart of the Exploring Sacred Spaces programme.

Upcoming Events

  • Blessing of the Pets, From Whiskers to Wings
    Sunday, 4 October 20261.00 pm Celebrate the special bond we share with God’s creatures at our joyful Blessing of the Pets in the grounds of All Saints Anglican Church, Howick.All creatures great and small are welcome, provided they are safely restrained or suitably contained. Families, friends, and animal lovers are warmly invited to attend, whether… Read more: Blessing of the Pets, From Whiskers to Wings
  • Recital at the Selwyn Church, All Saints’
    Thursday, 1 October| 7:00pm to 8:00pm Cost: $20 per personBookings Essential: https://eastaucklandtourism.co.nz/ Join us for an intimate evening of music at the historic Selwyn Church, All Saints’, featuring Dr Philip Smith, the esteemed Organist of Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell, where he has served with distinction since 2008. This special recital offers a rare opportunity to… Read more: Recital at the Selwyn Church, All Saints’
  • Prayer and Contemplation
    Join us on the 1st Sunday of every month at 5.00 in the Selwyn Chapel for an hour of contemplative prayer with icons led by Revd Jacky Sewell.