Welcome to St. Margaret's
St. Margaret’s, situated in Huia Street, is an Anglican parish church of Taihape in the Diocese of Wellington.
The story of the parish – a very rich one – speaks of faith and commitment of the parishioners to ensure Anglican Worship was available for the people of the Taihape district. It is a story of courage, caring concern and tenacity and as such is an example to us all.
St Margaret’s has as a mission statement that aims to be the light of Christ in the community and this is demonstrated by the number of local activities that the church is involved in as well as providing a number of church based initiatives that you can discover from this website.
Our Sunday services start at 10am – and all are very welcome.
Our prayer is that you will find our services not only enjoyable, but encouraging and challenging. If you are a visitor you can be assured of a very warm welcome and if you do visit and have any feedback for us – we would love to hear from you, so please do contact us
Rev Tracey Peters
Priest in Charge
Special Dates for your Diary
All at St Margaret’s Church unless otherwise specified.
24 March
Palm Sunday with Children’s Service March at 10am
28 March
Maundy Thursday 7pm
29 March
Good Friday
Walk of the cross leaving the Town Hall at 10am
31 March
Easter Sunday 10am
Saturday 13 May
Diocese Training day
9:30am to 3pm
Christ Church,
Whanganui.
Sunday 14 May
Arcadian Singers
10 am service.
Sunday 25 June
Children’s Service
10 am.
Enquiries to Lis Riley, Administrator 021 1085 380
Application for Scholarship
Year 13
Taihape Area School
May the strength of the wind and the light of the sun,
The softness of the rain and the mystery of the moon
Reach you and fill you.
May beauty delight you and happiness uplift you,
May wonder fulfill you and love surround you.
May your step be steady and your arm be strong,
May your heart be peaceful and your word be true.
May you seek to learn, may you learn to live,
May you live to love, and may you love and be Loved
~Always.
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St Margaret's Anglican Church, Taihape
