New here?
You don’t need to know how church works before you come.
You’re welcome
Visitors join us every week. KPC includes people of different ages, backgrounds and stages of life, and you are welcome whether church is familiar to you or completely new.
What happens?
At both Morning Church and NightChurch we sing, pray and hear the Bible taught. Bible teaching is at the heart of our Sundays because we want what God says in the Bible to shape our life together.
Morning Church usually finishes with time to talk over morning tea. At NightChurch, most weeks people stay for a meal afterwards.
Bringing children?
Children are part of Morning Church with everyone else at the beginning. During school terms, KPCkids and crèche start part-way through church so children can learn from the Bible at an appropriate level while parents listen to the sermon.
Which service?
Most people settle into either Morning Church or NightChurch as their regular congregation. Morning Church has a broad mix of ages and stages; NightChurch tends to be a little younger and more relaxed. You are very welcome to try either — or both.