16Mar
Stand with Christchurch
We're all horrified by the events in Christchurch and invite the community to come to our carpark service tomorrow to pray and reflect. Food stalls will raise money for Christchurch.
Our sermons help you to apply the Bible’s truths to your everyday life and get to know God’s purpose for your life.
Mt Albert Baptist is a place to connect with God and others, grow in your faith, and get involved - we’re a church that likes to make a difference by engaging with the world around us so that others can experience God’s love.
Listen to our latest sermons online here, and come along to our next Sunday services.
In this new series titled “In the Kingdom of God”, we will discover how God continues to build his kingdom amongst his people as they journey in the desert under the leadership of Moses. In the first of the series, we encounter a bunch of complainers, and we learn how Moses (much like our mothers – it is Mothers’ Day!) deals with these complaints.
On this Easter Sunday, Andrew Mulcahy reminds us of God's sovereignty in whatever situation that we may find ourselves in.
Pastor Steve examines the power of grace through the examples in Jesus' life, and Aotearoa New Zealand in the early 1800s.
Pastor Steve discusses about extending grace to ourselves and having a culture of grace in the church community.
Pastor Steve examines the relational sides of grace; initiating apologies and offering forgiveness.
Pastor Steve shares three stories of acts of grace and the impact they had on people's lives.
Guest speaker Michael Revis talks about his work with Syrian refugees in Germany.
Pastor Steve takes us through Luke 9 where we see Jesus' response to racism. Unfortunately, the video is cut short this week, although the whole sermon can be found in the sermon notes.
Christianity Without Christ series. Jesus, a demon possessed man and a herd of pigs. Why were the town's people so afraid?
We are a welcoming church community for anyone to get to know God and his plan for their life.
We believe life change happens best in community, when we can learn from and encourage each other.
We want to be transformed into the individuals and community that God dreams for us.
We like to make a difference by engaging with the world around us so others can experience God’s love.
16Mar
We're all horrified by the events in Christchurch and invite the community to come to our carpark service tomorrow to pray and reflect. Food stalls will raise money for Christchurch.
17Dec
Church may look like a construction site but services are still on! Join us to celebrate Christmas.
20Oct
Come along to the kids Glow Night for some fun-filled action - face painting, popcorn, free treats and all kinds of games – on Wednesday 31 October.
20Aug
Our cornerstone site will transform over coming months, here’s the latest on Mt Albert Baptist’s redevelopment project.
5Jul
We're holding a Reunion for those aged 50-60+ who have memories to share about Mt Albert Baptist from years gone by. Come along to this informal gathering, afternoon tea is provided. Sunday July 15 @ 2.30pm in Jubilee Hall at Mt Albert Baptist.
21Apr
Come hear the things happening in our community, vote for the Elders and vote on the next phase in our building project at our AGM Sun 29 April, 4.30pm.
15Mar
International guest artist John Wason from Word to Life Theatre Arts will enact the entire book of Ruth, Sunday March 18 at the 9 & 11am services.
24Feb
Come and savour the diversity in our community at the International Street Food Festival 2018 on March 11.
20Feb
We’re hosting a CAP Money course for anyone in the community to come along and learn budgeting skills, starting March 14.
7Sep
Our building project began this year – we’re expanding to re-establish the church on its cornerstone site.
We asked our international pastor Rob Lovatt the question, and this is his story.
Murray and Sue Wagener want to share their story of marriage on the rocks and how God stepped in to pick up the pieces, to give others hope.
Here’s a story about a life impacted by a family’s kindness and an Easter Camp 40 years ago.
A chance encounter with a stranger set Bill and Jean Morley’s life on a different course 50 years ago. This is their story.
