St Peter's Anglican Church — Attraction in South Island

It's hard to find a more iconic church in the mountains than St. Peter's in Queenstown. It's just off the lake and the downtown and the stone work on the outer facade is picturesque. Inside you'll find about a dozen rows of pews and an unpretentious alter. Be sure to take a look at the organ up front. It's listed on the national historical record as one of the first European pipe organs in NZ and the artistry in the paint detail is not to be missed. Aside from the building, the people of its congregation are the true stars of St. Peter's. They are kind and welcoming and a true example of the Christian spirit. The Vicar, David, is incredibly kind and genuine. You won't find a better example of the openness and warmth of the Anglican Church than this fine gentleman. Stop in at St. Peter's. It's a gem of a place in a...

The building next to this church are shared with muslim community to perform Friday prayer, What a harmony communities. Muslim who get the chance to pray here please donate some of your money for the community to build an islamic center here in Queenstown. Wish all of you will get a reward from Allah in...

They kept letting us read passages from the red book. The benches are quite tight, so it's hard to leave unless you're seated at the aisle. Most people who attend here are transient tourists. The pianist was a talented blind man. They also drank from the same cup during communion which can...