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The greatest gift
God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Jesus Christ who came in the flesh and died also said he would leave us a helper and comforter, the Holy Spirit. The greatest gift we can receive is the gift of God. This is freely available to anyone regardless of background, race, childhood, gender or religion. Find out more...
Whats on
Full Gospel Information Night Thursday night Every Week, 144 QUeens Drive, Lower Hutt 6:30pm. Just turn up to hear more about becoming a member. Purchase your own meal (meals from $12). Find out more.
26th August 6:30pm | Bronze Medalist Barry & wife Heather Magee share their testimonies. Barry has been to the Olympics in 1961 where he won a bronze medal. Find out more. In the golden years of New Zealand Athletics the names of Snell, Halberg, Baillie, Philpott, Davies and Julian were household names. Along with these men was Barry Magee who won a Bronze Medal at the Rome Olympic Games in 1961. He still competes and continues to win titles as a veteran athlete. Barry has his own School of Running in Auckland. He coaches and practises as a Motivator in New Zealand and Overseas. Read more. |
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A chance to change your life
Hurt, broken, depressed, suffering from drug addiciton or alchohol abuse? We understand the pain caused by any of these things and have many people throughout Full Gospel who have experienced hurt, drug use and brokeness. The good news is that JESUS CAME TO SET THE CAPTIVES FREE!
"The Spirit of the sovereign Lord is upon me."
"because The Lord has annointed me to preach good news to the poor."
"He has sent me to bind up the broken-hearted,"
"to proclaim freedom for the captives"
"and release from darkness for the prisoners..." (Isaiah 61)
Baptism or being filled with The Holy Spirit
Full Gospel encourage men to be filled with the Holy Spirit so they can live a fruitful life that will impact their families, communities and workplaces.
Jesus taught in the gospels that if you ask, seek and knock then you will be given.