Every year, up to 200 people arrive in Wellington as part of Aotearoa New Zealand’s official refugee quota programme. They come from many different countries and circumstances, and with the desire to build a new life in a safe community.
As Matariki and Puanga rise in the winter dawn sky, people across Aotearoa mark the Māori New Year.
Rise Up Camp is an annual AYM camp seeking to foster community and to dig deeper into faith post-Easter.
On Monday and Tuesday this week, more than 150 people from across Aotearoa gathered in central Wellington for Little Revolutions — two days of dreaming, wrestling, praying and imagining what it looks like to follow the revolutionary Jesus in this particular moment.
The poverty premium (or poverty penalty) is the concept that people on low incomes pay more for the same essential goods and services than those who are financially better off. It represents a monetary disadvantage where the lack of upfront capital or lower creditworthiness forces individuals into more expensive payment methods or higher-cost products.
To celebrate NZ National Bible Sunday on 19 July the Waikanae Anglican parish is putting on a display of Bibles and Prayer books at St Michael and All Angels, Waikanae Beach on the 18 & 19 July.
This fascinating course will be offered by Zoom on Monday evenings commencing on 3 August 2026. Each session will be about 90 minutes.
Mike Crawford-Butler and David McLay invite you to join a new EfM group. We will commence in July, take a break over the Christmas/New Year period, and aim to finish in May 2027.
There’s still time to register for the Kia Tipu Conference on Saturday, 20 June at St Ninian’s Uniting Church in Karori.
This training is designed to encourage, equip, and inspire those involved in ministry with Children and families.
