Saviour's Chapel itself suffered only light damage in the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake, but land damage means that it would be necessary to remove the chapel from its site so that ground remediation could be carried out. Paul Kennedy, the headmaster of Cathedral Grammar School, offered the chapel to the Christchurch Diocese, with Bishop Victoria Matthews in turn deciding that of the three applicants, the chapel be given to Lyttelton as a replacement for Holy Trinity Church, which had been demolished after the earthquakes. Christchurch City Council gave a heritage incentive grant of NZ$143k in July 2013 towards the relocation costs. The foundation for the new church was laid on 18 August 2013 by Bishop Matthews. The St Saviour's building was cut into ten pieces, and in September 2013 moved, through Gebbies Pass, to its new home. Renamed St Saviour's at Holy Trinity, it was consecrated by Bishop Matthews on 7 June 2015. Anglicans have worshipped on the site since 1850 and St Saviour's is the third church building there. The main structure is largely St Saviour's but it has been turned around on its axis so that what was originally the sanctuary is now the nave at the west end. The porch of Holy Trinity was added to St Saviour's and the altar and other features re-used. A notable element saved from the former church on the site is the William Butterfield-designed stained glass window in the sanctuary. The 1865 organ from Holy Trinity has been refurbished by the South Island Organ Company. Heritage registration The church was registered by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust as a Category II heritage building on 24 June 2005 with registration number 1929. It became Category I on 1 May 2017. References External links Coordinates of original site: Coordinates of current site: Heritage New Zealand Category 2 historic places in Canterbury, New Zealand Religious buildings and structures in Christchurch Churches completed in 1885 19th-century Anglican church buildings Anglican churches in New Zealand 2011 Christchurch earthquake Christchurch Central City Lyttelton, New Zealand Former churches in New Zealand Christianity in Christchurch Listed churches in New Zealand