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Synod reps are delegated by their parish to represent them at synod. They review and discuss matters with the rest of the members of synod and help make decisions accordingly.
The realities of rural ministry in Aotearoa New Zealand were reflected in conversations with church leaders from around the world when Reverend Alison Seifert attended the International Rural Churches Association (IRCA) Conference in Romania in July.
A group of youth leaders from Fiji and Aotearoa New Zealand came together to lead a children’s camp where local Fijian youth could play, learn and explore faith in a safe and welcoming environment.
A new 30-day prayer resource from Anglican Missions is helping parishes, small groups, whānau and individuals explore what mission looks like in everyday life, during Mission Month and throughout the year.
There’s a good chance you’re at least a little familiar with what a vicar is. You hear them preach. You take communion from them. You admire their funky-looking collar.
But what exactly is a vicar? What makes someone a vicar, and what does a vicar do?
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Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of All Saints’ Anglican Church in Foxton on Sunday November 1st.
Join St Luke’s Greytown as we celebrate 150 years since the consecration of the original church in 1876.
A seminar hosted by the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship to consider current world issues and Christian peace-making responses and resources.
Love to sing? The RSCM and Wellington Cathedral of St Paul is offering a Three-day holiday program just for you!
Make new friends, learn new music, and improve your singing skills with one of New Zealand’s foremost choral directors.
Venn has released a new book ahead of this year’s election that offers thoughtful and practical non-partisan counsel about how to seek the common good of Aotearoa as we vote.

