We came here after seeing the sad sight of the derelict Cathedral in the centre of Christchurch. It's most interesting - a moving tribute to rebuilding a city. Worth a visit.

Not sure why everyone tells you to go see this as it was heavily damaged in the 2011 earthquake and they still haven’t repaired the cathedral. It is fenced off and obviously can’t go in.

The church was built as a temporary home for the congregation from the city cathedral which suffered severe damage in the 2011 earthquakes. It is made of cardboard, steel and wood and was designed by a Japanese architect who had built a similar building in...More

During the recent program of Heritage events we enjoyed a Sunday afternoon performance by the Choristers in the Cathedral followed by an afternoon tea with scones and sandwiches. Recently returned from a trip to Japan, the Choristers gave an excellent performance of some of their...More

Great place to hold an event. Magestic place to eat dinner and dance the night away. Service was excellent. This place looks great when lit up at night. Enjoyed the great night out.

This "transitional" church should definitely become a permanent fixture in Christchurch: it is testament to the congregation's (and the city's) resilience after the 2011/2012 earthquakes. Do chat with the volunteers on duty ... they will give you some real insights into the architecture. Note the...More

We spent a very short time here. Merely took some photos on the architecture and move on to the next destination as there was an event in the hall. Hence we did not get the chance to enter and admire the interior.