We first visited the old church, which was the main church of the Anglican Church in New Zealand and Polynesia, in the parish of Wellington. It is a typical 19th-century Gothic revival building, both in architectural and style, and in line with the colonial background of the time. The charming church is built entirely of native wood from New Zealand. It has huge stained glass windows and the sun shines through the glass, making the interior look mysterious. The roof design of the church is much like the hull of the turned Queen Elizabeth's large sailboat, simple and beautiful, with an overall antique feel.