First Church of Otago on Moray Place opened in November 1873.  The Presbyterian church sits on the remains of Bell Hill, much of which was removed by convicts to make way for Princes Street.  The spire is 60 metres tall.  First Church has undergone several rounds of restoration since the 1950s, and is scheduled to be closed from January to May 2025 for more upgrades.  See: Ruby Shaw.  "Church to close during upgrade."  Otago Daily Times, Dec. 18, 2024.

Knox Church, the second Presbyterian church, opened in 1860 at another location.  The foundation stone for this building was laid in 1872 and it took four years to complete.
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St. Paul's Cathedral on the Octagon is the center of an Anglican parish which has been active since 1852.  The building was dedicated in 1919.
The new Nativity window was blessed on Dec. 19, 2024.
The Dunedin window, installed in 2012, shows St. Paul, St. Cecelia, the patron saint of music, and local themes.

Anglican Church of St. Peter at 57 Baker Street, Caversham, Dunedin.
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The Catholic Diocese of Dunedin was established in 1869.  St. Joseph's Cathedral, designed by Francis Petre in Gothic revival style, was constructed on City Rise from 1878 to 1886; the original design called for a 100-metre spire.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church at 58 Stafford Street.
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Reformed Church of Dunedin at 178 Forbury Road, St. Clair, Dunedin.
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St. Kilda Methodist Church Tongan Congregation at 56 Queens Drive.
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Dunedin Korean Full Gospel Church (Assembly of God) at 5 St. Andrew Street.
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Cornerstone International Bible Church is affiliated to Christian Community Churches of New Zealand (CCCNZ).
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Al Huda Mosque at 21 Clyde Street in Dunedin North.

See also:
Judy Maltz.  "Why the Southernmost Jewish Community on Earth Fell Apart After October 7."  Haaretz, July 17, 2024.

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The former Congregational Church at 81 Moray Place is now Chapel Apartments.