Warm Community and Meaningful Worship at The Street Church – Mt Vic & Night
Located in the vibrant Mount Victoria area of Wellington, The Street Church – Mt Vic & Night stands out as a welcoming church known for its caring community and impactful messages. Members and visitors alike speak highly of the dedication of pastors and leaders who work tirelessly to nurture spiritual growth and help attendees become devoted followers of Jesus.
The church is celebrated for its kindness and the supportive environment it fosters, leaving people with meaningful and lasting reflections from every Sunday service. Whether you are new to the area or searching for a place to grow in faith, this church offers a genuine sense of belonging and encouragement.
Those involved with The Street Church – Mt Vic & Night appreciate the warmth and commitment that make it a special place of worship in Wellington, welcoming all who seek connection and spiritual nourishment.
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Ben Cheng
5 months agoI'm very grateful for The Street. I can see that our pastors and leaders work very hard to help us become total followers of Jesus. Thank you 😃
Debra Swanepoel
5 months agoSo wonderful! The kindest and most helpful people, and leaves me with truly meaningful and everlasting messages every Sunday!
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a year agoFor some reason, we had the youth? pastor and his wife wanting to interview my partner and I … They instantly started asking personal questions such as what our jobs were etc without even attempting to build any form of rapport . I felt like they were doing so in order to see if we would “fit in” with their community . I do wonder if they were asking these questions to see how much we would be able to tithe as they did not care for much else besides our financial status . I did attend the night church once or twice but it seemed like the youth pastor had a flippant attitude towards preaching . This experience has definitely led a sour taste in my mouth and I have since gone to another church . It seems like the Street promotes exclusivity rather than inclusivity which is the opposite of what a Church should be . Matthew 25:37-40 “Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’ ”
Leon Bakker
6 months agoBeen a part of the West community of the Street and have been so appreciative of the caring people who lead and participate.
Clay Nelson
4 months agogreat church with authentic, real people serving an Authentic, real God.