Youth Notices

We  believe youth and family ministry at St. Ninian’s is about forming people, not running programmes. When young people are truly seen and families are supported rather than stretched, faith has space to grow naturally. Our hope is for a ministry grounded in grace, relationship, and shared journey – where faith is lived together across generations.

A message from Amy

School holidays have been so much fun this year! Thanks to our friends, community members, and families for their love and

support during our game day, the church sleepover, and Pyjama Sunday!

A prayer as we prepare for our last term in 2026:
God of our hearts, we thank you for the fun we have had and the many ways we have connected with new friends this term break! We thank you for this beautiful community and the many ways we share your love and support with one another. May your spirit of fullness and hope carry us through this final term, so that our classrooms, hallways, and homes will breathe your love and light for all who enter there. Amen.
 - Amy

Theme for October 2026

Social Justice

Food Insecurity Event

‍MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR A FOOD INSECURITY EVENT hosted by the Social Justice Group by Youth (“Hands For Justice”) ‍

The webinar will take place on Zoom on 8th October from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Leaders from Karori Food Bank, Lower Hutt Food Bank, St. Vincent de Paul, and Kaibosh will address issues surrounding food insecurity, the processes for securing food support, the legalese around obtaining and distributing resources to those in need, and how one volunteers or contributes to the organisations supporting those in need.

Please register in advance for the event at https://tinyurl.com/FoodInsecurityEvent. The Zoom information will then be sent directly to your email.

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If you’d like to chat further about any questions, doubts, or concerns, please reach out to St. Ninian’s Youth Worker, Amy Remaklus. She is here to support you on your life journey. She can be contacted at: stnup.youth@xtra.co.nz