Tupulaga o Sisifo have been working hard for close to a year now in preparation of our upcoming Fono. This is their movie to welcome you, excite and inform you about what to expect! Hopefully you're getting yourselves ready in your part of NZ. Be ready and expectant for great things to unfold. Thanks to the Tupulaga of West Auckland for the very warm welcome. We're so looking forward to seeing you all soon on the 18th through to the 21st of April.
Toe Afua...New Beginnings. God bless Tupulaga
18 - 21 Aperila 2012
This space is to share what the Tupulaga groups within PIPC Aotearoa are up to all year round. This is an opportunity for PIPC brothers and sisters from NZ and further to share, reflect and encourage one another through their stories of success and more.
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Tamaki @ GI International Carnival
With all the RWC hype it's been an exciting couple of months. Conversations wherever you go will likely bring up in one way or another rugby. For us, in particular it'll be the Manu!
GI - Glen Innes had the Manu Samoa as it's adopted team. On the 15th of October, the community of Glen Innes got to host the International Carnival which involved all people and cultures. It was led by a float that was put together by the parish of Tamaki PIPC, St Pius Samoan Catholic Church and the Samoan Methodist.
It was a lovely day with fine weather, food and entertainment from 9am right through to 6pm.
The following movie shows you Tamaki PIPC's involvement. If you click on this link it will take you to a movie that covers more of all the other groups who were present.
Hope you are all well Tupulaga and working hard towards the end of the year. Christmas is really near. God bless and keep you all steadfast in his care.
GI - Glen Innes had the Manu Samoa as it's adopted team. On the 15th of October, the community of Glen Innes got to host the International Carnival which involved all people and cultures. It was led by a float that was put together by the parish of Tamaki PIPC, St Pius Samoan Catholic Church and the Samoan Methodist.
It was a lovely day with fine weather, food and entertainment from 9am right through to 6pm.
The following movie shows you Tamaki PIPC's involvement. If you click on this link it will take you to a movie that covers more of all the other groups who were present.
Hope you are all well Tupulaga and working hard towards the end of the year. Christmas is really near. God bless and keep you all steadfast in his care.
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GI carnival,
manu samoa,
Tamakipipc,
tupulaga aotearoa
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