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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH SAMOA (CCCS)

 EKALESIA FA'APOTOPOTOGA KERISIANO SAMOA
EFKS SANDRINGHAM
AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND

The CCCS/EFKS Sandringham Parish was established in 1969. In 1972 the church called its first Minister, the Reverend Seuga Pula and his wife Suitupe (Tupe).  The church parishioners grew significantly in numbers from eleven families in 1972 to forty-seven families in 2008.

In 2008, Reverend Seuga Pula and and his wife Suitupe retired from the CCCS/EFKS Sandringham Parish. 

In October 2009, the Reverend Dr. Featuna'i Liua'ana and his wife Perise took over the ministry at CCCS/EFKS Sandringham.

The church has a large congregation worshiping regularly on Sunday. The Sunday services are in  the Samoan language, although English is also used within the service. The CCCS/EFKS Sandringham also caters for children through its Sunday School and Pastor School programmes, as well as a Youth programme that includes Bible Studies and other activities. There are also a Women’s Fellowship and Deacons’ Fellowship groups that meet regularly.

The church is part of the Maugakiekie Pulega (Synod) and its members participate in many of its activities and events during the year.

The Maugakiekie Pulega is part of the Matagaluega Aukilani (Auckland District) which shares fellowship and activities with two other Pulega (Waitemata and Waitakere).

The CCCS/EFKS Sandringham Parish is part of the CCCS/EFKS church which has its headquarters at Tamaligi, Apia, Samoa.

The Annual Conference in May each year is the biggest event on the calender for the CCCS/EFKS world wide. 

For more information visit: http://www.cccs.org.ws

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Recent News

  • Champions of Change!
    The Champions of Change is launching another program aimed at raising awareness about domestic violence, with a focus on educating both youth and adults within our community. This initiative seeks to provide vital resources and support while promoting open conversations about the effects of domestic violence and the significance of cultivating safe, respectful relationships. Through workshops, guest speakers, and collaborative activities, participants will acquire essential skills for fostering peace and understanding in their homes and beyond.

    Together, we aim to create a supportive environment where everyone feels heard and valued, making a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected by domestic violence. Let’s unite to champion change and build a future free from violence.
    Posted: Sunday 8 December 2024
  • Tofuola Hub Launch
    EFKS Sandringham Church recently launched their Social and Healthcare Village Hub for their church and the wider community. This initiative, led by the Pasifika Church Ministers’ Collective, improves access to essential services like healthcare, legal advice and social support within familiar church environments, breaking down barriers such as cultural stigma and language difficulties.
    Posted: Tuesday 19 November 2024
  • Tofa Mamao Launch
    The Tofa Mamao Launch aims to initiate important conversations about domestic violence, fostering a platform for sensitive discussions involving community leaders, advocates, and survivors. The event will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and workshops focusing on prevention and support for survivors. By sharing stories and experiences, the initiative seeks to build empathy, raise awareness, and encourage collective action against domestic violence. Attendees will engage with experts and learn strategies for creating safe environments, ultimately working towards a future where respect and kindness prevail in relationships.
    Posted: Tuesday 12 November 2024
  • HEALTH DAY 2024
    On a warm and sunny Saturday, the 9th of 2024, many families were motivated to attend check-ups. The EFKS Sandringham Health Day offered a chance for individuals to have their vitals (like blood pressure and diabetes levels) assessed for the first time in months. It was a fantastic day as parents and their children took advantage of the free check-ups provided by dedicated volunteers from the HVAZ program, coordinated by Aumua To'o Vaega. Additionally, there were informative booths covering topics such as bowel screening and women's health, including breast screening and smear testing.

    Kudos to EFKS Sandringham and everyone involved in organizing this wonderful event!
    Posted: Saturday 9 November 2024