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You’ll keep discovering new experiences - from abseiling to international camps. As you learn more about your personal passions, you’ll be supported to advocate for change in your community and the wider world. As a Ranger, you’ll also be able to share your knowledge and develop leadership skills by working with Pippin, Brownie or Guide units.

It is a time of fellowship, breaking of bread, support, encouragement, testimony, devotion and prayer. It provides a form of fellowship that gives attendees the chance to unite in prayer over a common theme. Come and join us as we meet the first Saturday of every month as one in the name of our Lord.

The weekly session begins with 30 minutes of music, rhymes, dancing and action songs with props. A couple of age-appropriate ‘God songs’ are included to invite families to explore God’s love in their lives. This is followed by morning tea and playtime for children while caregivers also enjoy a yummy morning tea and chat time with other adults. Mainly music meets every Friday of term time at 9:30am at St Paul’s. Cost is $3 one child, $5 per family For more information contact Cheryl Harray at mainlymusic@stpaulskatikati.org

Our programmes feature a significant emphasis on outdoor activities and teamwork. There is a focus on girl leadership and responsibility for self and others, enabling ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things. Programmes appropriate to different age groups provide regular opportunities for participation and fun in recreation, learning for leisure, and life skills. Activities offer numerous areas of choice, challenge, achievement and new experiences, especially in the outdoors. Members are encouraged to involve themselves in community service and to participate in international opportunities. This term the Brownies Unit is focussing on: * Communication Technology - how computers can be helpful when creating and designing invitations, advertisement and using digital platforms safely and responsibly * Coding - learn how to code and the fun behind it *Event planning - what is needed to organise and run a fundraiser event We will also be camping and learn how to care for big animals and take care of farmland and responsible grazing and animal keeping looks like.

During this class we focus on staying functional in our everyday lives by keeping our range of movement, balance, spatial awareness and blood flow going. No matter you age, gender or ability, you can take control.

We are a mixed age group of men and women who loves to sing. Come and join us every Wednesday from 1:30-2pm. Please contact Moira on 021 409 570