Thanks for dropping by. Fakaaue kua maeke ke feleveia kehe magaaho nei.
Hofihofi atu e tau fakaalofa ke he Higoa Tapu he ha tautolu a Atua haha he lagi.
Ko mautolu ko e Ekalesia Kerisiano he Atua, mae tau tagata Niue ne nonofo kehe maaga ko Brisbane, Ausetalia. Tokologa a mautolu ne tutupu hake i Niue, o tapu i Niue moe motu ke ua aki ha mautolu ko Niu Silani.
Loga lahi e tau kakano ne kamata ai he tau mamatua he tau 2016 e Ekalesia nei mae tau tagata Niue kae taha ni mai he tau kakano ia, e kakano ne fakamua moe mahuiga. Ko e Ekalesia nei taute mo fakamatala aki e Tala Mitaki he ha tautolu a Atua moe Haana Tama ko Iesu Keriso.
We are a small Niuean Christian evangelical church based in North Brisbane, Clontarf, Queensland.
It’s a beautiful area close to nice clean beaches, walkways, shopping malls and transport hubs. Clontarf and its surrounding suburbs like Woody Point, Margate and Redcliffe are ideal for families with young children as they are stable and safe. The airport is accessible through the motorway and only a few minutes away while the Brisbane CBD is a bit further, some 50kms further south.
Most of us are Niueans but we also have families here who are part Tongans and Samoans. We also have some other cultures including our friend and Pastor, Andrew Otter.
Many of us were born in Niue, a country located some thousands of kilometers away in the South Pacific. Niue is a realm country of New Zealand so we are also Kiwi citizens (go the All Blacks… and the Wallabies!). Many were also born in NZ or have lived most of our lives there especially in Auckland. Both Niue and NZ are very dear to our hearts. Kia ora! Ka kite ano!
I would like to thank every family who are currently members of our Ekalesia. Each and every one of you have blessed our Church in numerous ways and hope that we will continue the journey together for many many more years to come.
Last but not least, I would like to acknowledge everyone who have visited our Facebook page and who have followed our services via FB livestream. There are too many of you to mention by name but please know that we are always thankful for your support. God bless you always.
Grateful also to the Clontarf Beach Baptist Church (CBBC) and their leadership team and leaders for allowing us to use their facilities. Kia fakakikila tumau he Atua haana mana mo e mafola kia mutolu mo e ha mutolu a tau fanau moe tau magafaoa.
Monuina mai he Atua.
