Historic and Inclusive Worship at Auckland Unitarian Church
The Auckland Unitarian Church in Grey Lynn, Auckland combines rich history with a welcoming, informal atmosphere. Housed in a beautiful early 1900s building, this church is cherished for its cozy setting and thoughtful services that often explore meaningful topics such as death and dying. Attendees enjoy the fine organ and piano music played by talented musicians, enhancing the reflective experience. Known for its friendly congregation and non-theistic approach, this church offers a unique spiritual community that values inclusivity and thoughtful dialogue. It’s a highly recommended destination for those seeking a caring and contemplative place of worship in Auckland.
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Peter Lineham
a year agoThis fine old building erected in the early 1900s has the atmosphere of a cosy place, more informal because the pews are gone. Fine organ and grand piano. Friendly but small congregation with non-theistic service. Building is not open during the week.
Lynne & Bruce Tasker
2 years agoRelaxed and friendly people, wonderful new organ and piano music, played by talented young men, and a wonderful moving service on Death and Dying, with great food for thought led by two women.
Senorjoel
6 years agoLovely historic old building that can get very chilly on cold days. The people are good and caring with good values. A non-theist rather than Christian Church. Very recommended if you share our values.
R B
7 years agoI've always liked this church. I have been welcomed here on a number of memorable occasions. Especially this: the 1981 visit of the Springbok rugby team to New Zealand when it was a center for protest.
Matthew Dack
7 years agoI Walk in to a supposed house of God. "Hey do you mind if i play your piano?" Supposed man of God replies in an aggressive tone "Yes i do mind" I can really feel the grace of God in this place.