The historical narrative that surrounded the world in the last 30 years is bankrupt." On Petra Bagust's podcast Grey Areas, Archbishop Justin Duckworth calls climate change and AI spiritual crises at heart – and explains why he refuses both escapism and despair.
For two young men at Peninsula Parish in Miramar, the discipleship house has become a place to grow in faith, open the door to rangatahi, and learn what it means to live with Jesus at the centre.
When a family arriving in Wellington as former refugees opens the door of their new home for the first time, the first thing they see might be the cheerful face of a knitted monkey.
"It's really clear that God says we walk through the valley of the shadow of death. There's no escaping that in the psalm, but as we walk through the valley, we find still waters and green pastures. You have to go through the valley. There is no choice, but in the valley is the provision and the grace." - Bishop Justin Duckworth
On Saturday 17 October, Synod members, clergy and bishops of the Diocese of Wellington were welcomed onto Whakarongotai Marae in Waikanae by Ngāti Toa Rangatira and Ngā Uri o Wī Parata, the descendants of Wīremu Parata Te Kākākura Waipunaahau. The visit signified the beginnings of a fresh relationship with the Parata whānau and Ngāti Toa Rangatira.
Looking for an exceptional pre or primary school environment for your child? St Mark’s School is holding an Experience Day for all prospective families.
Wellington City Council are sponsoring free-to-the-public showings of 'The Way of the Raukura' on 5 November (remembering the day in 1881 colonial forces attacked Parihaka).
For followers of Jesus who are learning Te Reo Māori, we have a Hui Rumaki (immersion gathering) coming up at Ngatiawa River Monastery.
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.
