This series on the anatomy of Anglican governance looks to demystify some of the roles that are absolutely vital to the running of our churches, but often hidden beneath layers of jargon. The term “anatomy” works well as we investigate the inner workings of the body of Christ as seen in 1st Corinthians ch 12.
Here before you is a term's worth of learning how to better care for God's beloved creation as individuals, whānau, and contributors to a wider community.
After nearly eight years of worshipping next door, the people of St Paul’s Waiwhetū have walked back through the doors of their church.
We had a special time at Intermediate Camp, based at Foxton Bible Camp once again. The weekend was filled with fun activities, creative workshops, beautiful worship, our classic all-in camp-wide games, and Dane’s incredible kai!
As I come into land from a remarkably busy season I wanted to highlight for our Diocese one decision in particular made at the recent General Synod Te Hīnota Whānui (GSTHW), which took place in the Kingdom of Tonga over 15-21 August.
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.
Come along, listen to some stunning kōrero and hear from the candidates for Election 2026 and their support (or not) of the Free Fares campaign!
The new songs consider what God looks like in everyday life. Like how to be a parent. How to hold onto hope. And how to rest in the knowledge of a God who loves us, and walks alongside us in every chapter. He’s with us. He's good. And He calls us deeper.
Families considering a Marsden education are warmly invited to Marsden's final Open Day for 2026 on Friday 14 August, 8.45am–12.00pm
