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It was a beautiful afternoon in Whanganui as people gathered to bless four new homes built by Bedrock Housing on a site below St Peter’s in Gonville.
Join us for a beautiful service for clergy and lay to renew ordination and baptismal vows.
Let us spur one another on in our love and dedication to Jesus.
Lent
Bishop Justin: We Need a Saviour
As crowds welcomed Jesus riding into Jerusalem, they longed for a Messiah who would bring peace, freedom, and hope. Bishop Justin reflects on why that longing still matters in a world that tells us we’re on our own — and why Palm Sunday insists there is a Saviour who comes to us.
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News
It was a beautiful afternoon in Whanganui as people gathered to bless four new homes built by Bedrock Housing on a site below St Peter’s in Gonville.
On Sunday evening, young adults from across the Wellington diocese, along with other churches from around the region, gathered at St Hilda’s Church on a beautiful, sunny evening.
Former diplomat and advocate John Snobar shares his family’s remarkable history in Gaza, the legacy of the Anglican Al Ahli Arab Hospital, and why Palestinian Christian voices are essential for the global Church.
John also examines how failed diplomacy, Christian Zionism, and political power have shaped the war involving Israel, the U.S., and Iran. It’s an insightful look at theology, responsibility, and the global consequences of Christian political influence.
Common Grace Aotearoa is organising an all-night vigil to oppose the government’s proposed move-on orders.
In this Lenten reflection, Rev Lucy Flatt explores the story of Lazarus and the God who pauses to weep with us. Jesus meets us in our grief, invites us to hope, and calls new life out of places that feel beyond restoring. A message of deep compassion and quiet resurrection for weary hearts.
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We invite you to join with the wider Anglican Communion in prayer, celebration, and thanksgiving as Dame Sarah Mullally is installed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury.
This historic occasion will take place at Canterbury Cathedral on 25 March 2026, the Feast of the Annunciation, marking a significant new chapter in the life and leadership of our global Church.
Listen Up!, a new exhibition and graphic novel by photographer and Senior Lecturer David Cook, is the centrepiece of the national launch of Christchurch Methodist Mission (CMM) Doors to Dignity campaign.
Now, it is available for public viewing at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul until Wednesday, 1 April.
What does it mean to bear witness to the kingdom of God amid genocide? How might we bear witness from here in the Pacific?
Join our Anglican Movement whānau at a Chrism - Refresh service in Wellington, Greytown or Whanganui during Holy Week.
This course explores the foundational principles of discipling leadership that are the core DNA of our Diocese for supporting the essential growth of healthy team culture within our Mission Units.

