Friendly people, lovely singing, nice setting, we went to the lunch afterwards at the local hall and got fed and looked after well, interesting to see the ladies all dressed up so nicely hopping on their scooters after church to return home. More

Talked my hubby into attending, even though most of service was in Maori it was so wonderful to see the earnestness of worshipers. Baby was dedicated/baptised and afterwards the family sat in pew right in front of us. So special to observe the family dynamic up close. Lovely experience. More

We attended a Sunday Service- singing was especially good. More

It is an antique builidng about 180+ years old. Build of limestone and is worshiping place for Presbyterian chirstians. More

These churches are not only historically important to Cook Islands society, but they remain at the centre of societal and customary protocols and practices. More

A lovely blend of traditional singing, with a little bit of the service in English. People were very friendly, enjoyed having a few tourists worshipping with them. Highly recommended. More

family and friends went on a Sunday we were welcomed by the minister and choir members, lovely atmosphere and a great learning More

One of the most photographed old buildings with Ikurangi mountain in the background. Pity they bulldozed a bunch of the interesting graves some years back to make space for parking. More

Never before have I enjoyed church services as much as I did in the South Pacific. The singing is simply amazing and incredibly uplifting. One of our nicest experiences was at the CICC chuch just along the road from Muri in Raratonga. We were all personally welcomed into the church and afterwards invited by one of the elders to partake... More