What’s On
There's always something happening at ROBC
From playgroup and kids’ activities to youth groups, young adults and gatherings for older adults, there are plenty of ways to connect, make friends, explore faith and simply spend time together.
Most of our groups are relaxed and welcoming, and you don’t need to have everything figured out — or already be part of our church — to come along.
For Kids and Families
Royal Kids
Sundays | 10am | Ages 4-10
Kids begin the Sunday gathering with everyone before heading out partway through for their own time together. Through stories, activities and discussion, they have fun exploring faith and what it means to follow Jesus.
Playgroup
Thursdays | 9:30-11:30am | Ages 1-5
A relaxed space for little ones to play and parents and caregivers to connect. There are toys, morning tea and friendly conversation. No need to book — just come along.
For Young People
Activate
Thursdays | 7pm | School Years 7-8
A place for early teens to make friends, play games and talk about life and faith in a welcoming environment. Come along, get involved and be yourself.
RoundAbout Youth
Wednesdays | 7-9pm | School Years 9-13
A fun and supportive youth group with games, supper, conversation and space to ask real questions about life and faith. It’s a place to belong, build friendships and explore what you believe.
For Young Adults
Young Adults
Sunday Afternoons | Ages 18-22
New to Auckland for study, or navigating your early adult years? Come and hang out, share food, talk about life and encourage one another through study, work, relationships and everything else that comes with being a young adult.
For Older Adults
Evergreens
Wednesdays | 10:30am
A friendly midweek gathering for older adults, with conversation, encouragement and the occasional outing. A chance to connect with others, share life and enjoy some good company.
Not sure what's for you?
Get in touch and we’d be happy to help you find your way. Or, if you’re new to Royal Oak Baptist, you’re always welcome to join us on Sunday and meet some people first.