Six years of negotiations sacrifices and miracles. That’s what it took to build Life Central. This iconic facility stands proudly in Auckland New Zealand’s largest city. Life Central isn’t just a building. It’s a vibrant community a place where genuine relationships flourish.
Picture this Sunday morning. Friendly parking attendants guide you to a space. The welcome team greets you at the door. Need childcare? Adventure Kids is here for children from age one through primary school. For the little ones under one a parents’ room offers feeding areas and kitchen facilities.
The 70-minute service blends contemporary praise and worship with a relevant message. Prefer a quieter experience? The Chapel offers a smaller service with reduced volume and lighting. Life Central truly caters to everyone. High schoolers find their place at Epic a weekly alcohol-free and drug-free event. There’s even a separate service Epic on Sundays for those aged 11 to 13.
Life Central goes beyond Sunday services. It offers discipleship opportunities. Several pastoral teams lead the way. Pastors Erin and Simon Manners Robin and Jill Rangeley Josh and Yolanda de Jong Anna Forlong and Jordan and Steffanii Fitzgibbon are all part of the team. Kids Pastor Kirsty Thysse and Youth Pastors Dan and Aleesha McLaren round out this dedicated group.
Life Central also boasts impressive facilities. The modern auditorium holds 1850 people. The state-of-the-art audio-visual system includes over 100 square meters of LED panels. The building features seven event rooms. Parking is ample. Life Central is easily accessible by public transportation too.
Mandarin and Spanish translations are available using a phone app. Accessibility features are top-notch including mobility parking spaces toilets and designated seating. Even pram parking is available in the parents’ room. Life Central truly welcomes everyone.
So much more than just a church Life Central is a place where people connect grow and feel at home. This place is a testament to a community’s dedication to faith and fellowship. It stands as a beacon of hope and welcome in the heart of Auckland. It’s a place where life truly is central.