Upcoming Events

This form of contemporary chant was developed by the ecumenical Christian community at Taizé, France, founded by Brother Roger. It uses repetitive structures along with other parts for solo voices, choirs, and instruments. If you would like to join us as a musician, please arrive at 6pm for practice. Music is available ahead of time, please contact Jean Malcolm (jean [at] stpetersonwillis.org.nz) to organize picking up music beforehand.

Beautrais x de Vegt is a unique show that celebrates the Whanganui River and the stories of its people. It is made up of sixteen original compositions by Elizabeth de Vegt using poems from Airini Beautrais’ collection Flow: Whanganui River Poems (VUP2017) as lyrical inspiration. The compositions celebrate Beautrais’ poems by exploring traditional and contemporary musical forms, including jazz, working songs, sea shanties, folk, country and pop. More importantly, this unique creative collaboration elevates the stories at its core ensuring they continue to be shared and remembered. Tickets $20 from UndertheRadar.co.nz 30% of tickets sales go to maintaining the community facilities at St Peter's on Willis. Flow features composer Elizabeth de Vegt (vocals, piano, guitar) with accompanists Andrew Wetherall (guitar), Hamish Jellyman (bass and backing vocals), Brad McMillan (Drums) and Elise Goodge (taonga puoro and backing vocals).

St Peter's on Willis's Young Adult Group invites all young adults to join us for a pint and a discussion about a contemporary theological topic! No need to be a "theologian" or even a Christian. We're here to facilitate conversations about the big questions in life wherever you are in your journey. *We are an affirming group that celebrates the diversity of our whānau, whether in gender, sexuality, race, or ability. Waitoa on Victoria St 5:30-7pm

St Peter's on Willis's Young Adult Group invites all young adults to join us for a pint and a discussion about a contemporary theological topic! No need to be a "theologian" or even a Christian. We're here to facilitate conversations about the big questions in life wherever you are in your journey. *We are an affirming group that celebrates the diversity of our whānau, whether in gender, sexuality, race, or ability. Waitoa on Victoria St 5:30-7pm

This form of contemporary chant was developed by the ecumenical Christian community at Taizé, France, founded by Brother Roger. It uses repetitive structures along with other parts for solo voices, choirs, and instruments. If you would like to join us as a musician, please arrive at 6pm for practice. Music is available ahead of time, please contact Jean Malcolm (jean [at] stpetersonwillis.org.nz) to organize picking up music beforehand.

St Peter's on Willis's Young Adult Group invites all young adults to join us for a pint and a discussion about a contemporary theological topic! No need to be a "theologian" or even a Christian. We're here to facilitate conversations about the big questions in life wherever you are in your journey. *We are an affirming group that celebrates the diversity of our whānau, whether in gender, sexuality, race, or ability. Waitoa on Victoria St 5:30-7pm