St Augustine's Church (New Plymouth)

St Augustine's was an Anglican church on the corner of Bayly and Breakwater Roads. It originally opened as a mission hall, with the first worship in June 1904. 

Margaret Alington in her book, Goodly Stones & Timbers, records that "...during 1952/53 when the Revd. E.O.E. Hill had charge of the district, it was reconstructed to become a church. The chancel, porch and vestry were added; it was repiled on concrete and re-roofed with tiles. Bishop Holland dedicated it on 16 May 1954, and on 25 March 1984, the final service was conducted by Bishop Davis."

In the 1980s it was, for a brief time, the New Plymouth Montessori School.

In more recent times the church has been used by "The Revival Fellowship".

Related documents:

Moturoa Church: Year's Work Reviewed (Taranaki Daily News 23 April 1924)

Bishop to dedicate Vicarage, Church and Windows (Taranaki Herald 6 May 1954)

Three dedication services (Taranaki Herald 17 May 1954)

New coat of paint for cross (Daily News 27 April 1973)

80-year era ends (Taranaki Herald 16 March 1984)