The IRCA family are gathering in Romania in July this year, a conference that will be available on-line for those not able to be there in person. The IRCA Oceania family is there therefore invited to attend an in-person and ZOOM gathering

The Church Operations Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the smooth day-to-day operation of the Church office and facilities. Working closely with the Vicar, Church Wardens, ministry leaders, volunteers, and community groups, you will coordinate communications, facility bookings, records, financial administration, and operational processes.

Held following Sunday morning’s service, the Joyrun involved up to 30 tamariki aged from age three to twelve (and a few enthusiastic adults).

This Saturday (1 August), the St Mary’s team decided to throw a fun 80s party for the neighbourhood (and any one else in need of some fun) during the gloomiest time of year. 

With the general election approaching, recent changes to electoral laws mean there is less time to enrol to vote. This places marginalized groups—including renters, young people, and those on the fringes of society—at high risk of being left out of our democracy. 

Bishops Justin and Anashuya announce that John Catmur is taking up the role of Lay Associate Minister at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul with effect from 24 July 2026. 

Jump on board the Mission Hikoi and visit amazing christian community in the Wellington Region. 

18th Sunday in Ordinary Time/Te Rātapu Tekau mā whā o He Wā Noa
Taken from/inspired by Genesis 32:22-31; Psalm 17:1-7,16; Romans 9:1-5, and Matthew 14:13-21.

For many delegates, what mattered most was not winning an argument but remaining connected. There was a genuine desire to stay together, even where deep disagreements remain. That commitment to relationship felt profoundly hopeful.

Rev Henry Resink is appointed Interim Priest in Charge of the Parish of Waikanae.  The start date is 21 June 2026

Rev Miriam Freeman-Plume is appointed to the role of Assistant Priest at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul starting on 16 August 2026. 

This gathering's focus is the Season of Creation 2026 theme: Living Water inspired by Ezekiel 47:1–12. Together we'll reflect on water as a gift from God and our calling to care for the waterways and ecosystems that sustain our communities.

Hosted by Anglican Missions and made possible by Aotearoa Christians for Peace in Palestine, the Bearing Witness tour brought Dr. Lamma Mansour and Dr. Yousef Khoury to Wellington to share their stories and to invite us into a deeper conversation about what it means to follow Jesus in a broken world.

A Bishops’ Medal is awarded for a lay person’s long-standing, faithful service to a Parish, Mission Unit or to the Diocese at large. It is a way of honouring outstanding commitment to Christ and His Church.

A Message of Hope, Not Fear
At its core, Revelation is not about fear. It is about hope. It is about the victory of Jesus, the restoration of creation, and the assurance that God is actively working through history. This book will help you move beyond fear-based interpretations and discover the encouragement and confidence that Revelation was originally meant to bring.

Our Bishops’ Justin and Anashuya will make a combined oral submission on Tuesday night and earlier Common Grace Aotearoa will make theirs.

The Church of England's General Synod has voted to hear Palestinian Christian testimony on Gaza, as famine spreads across the Holy Land.

A contested debate in York, a worsening crisis on the ground, and one small Anglican hospital still treating the wounded.

You’re invited to hear Michael Stewart, Director of Music at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul present: Celebrate the Music – the next event in the Friends of Wellington Cathedral’s series to Art @ the Cathedral – on Wednesday 22 July at 5.30 pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul.

Before a word is on my tongue
‍ ‍you, Lord, know it completely.
 You hem me in behind and before,
    and you lay your hand upon me.
Such knowledge is too wonderful for me,
    too lofty for me to attain.
[Psalm 139:4-6]

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.