Historic and Scenic Worship Experience at St Michaels Anglican Church
St Michaels Anglican Church, Ngawha, Northland, offers more than just a spiritual refuge; it provides a profound connection to Aotearoa’s rich history. Visitors appreciate the beautifully restored church and the informative walkway leading to the old school, where detailed panels share stories of the Northern War and local iwi heritage. This church is a must-visit for those interested in combining spiritual reflection with cultural exploration. Ample parking and a peaceful setting make it an accessible and meaningful destination for both worshippers and history enthusiasts alike.
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Caleb Symon
a year agoIf you go up through two farm gates out the back of the church is a lovely walk that last about 10 minutes with plenty of plaques along the way, giving lots of information. Here is a quote from one of them. ‘The British launched their attack on the pã, continuing all day until dark. With little damage to the palisade, the guns were moved to within 200 metres of the pã the next day. The bombardment continued for another two days - with little further damage’
Scott Stocker
a year agoIf you are interested in Aotearoa history don't miss this. The church is definitely worth a look, the site of a major battle in the Northern War. But allow time to walk along the path to the old school which has a series of excellent panels explaining the story of the battle and the local iwi.
Joan Parore
a year agoWent to a whanau unveiling here. Such a beautiful historic church that has been restored. Has a new walkway to the old school. Loads of parking. Learnt some of the local history about our Tupuna.
livi karetai
2 years agoGoing inside the church and reading all the information and walking the trail of plaques was an eye opener.
Mary Hati (Nanamarys)
a year agoBeautiful church