What if your next chapter of ministry was in the heart of the Wairarapa?

We’re a warm, diverse and growing Anglican community looking for a priest who will walk with us, lead us and help us grow.

Throughout our diocese, parish communities are rolling up their sleeves in a practical and vital way to help people enrol to vote.

E te Atua tino tapu
E rapu ana mātou
i Tō mata;
E huri ana ngā whakaaro
Ki a rātou kua wehe atu ki tua o te ārai.
Meinga kia noho rātou kei roto i Tō poho
Meinga kia huri mātou ngā morehu
i ō mātou ngākau ki a Koe.

Holy God
We seek Your face.
We also turn our thoughts.
To those who have passed beyond the veil.
May they rest in You.
May we who are left
Turn our hearts to you.

Wellington's Anglican Cathedral of St Paul gathered two archbishops, front-line workers, and five election candidates to wrestle with a question the country keeps failing to answer: why, in a land with the resources to house everyone, are people dying on the streets without a home?

Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of All Saints’ Anglican Church in Foxton on Sunday November 1st.

St Luke’s Greytown is preparing to celebrate a significant milestone, marking 150 years since the consecration of its original church building in 1876.

Join St Luke’s Greytown as we celebrate 150 years since the consecration of the original church in 1876.

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.

Jesus said… “Truly I tell you, the tax collectors and the prostitutes are entering the kingdom of God ahead of you.  For John came to you to show you the way of righteousness, and you did not believe him, but the tax collectors and the prostitutes did. And even after you saw this, you did not repent and believe him.

[Matthew 21: 31b-32]

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.

He karanga ki te īnoi -
Maranga e te kaimoe!
Maranga mai i te mate!
We are called to pray -
Wake up, sleeper!
Rise from the dead!

Titiro ki a Ihu
Kua hikina ake;
Hikina ake ki runga
Hei whakaora i te ao
Look upon Jesus
Lifted up,
Lifted high
To save the world.

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.

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?

Once a term, Young Adults gather from different parishes across Wellington for friendship and belonging. For some, the gathering is a chance to reconnect with familiar faces. For others, it’s their first introduction to Wellington's Anglican community.

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.

Unlike other types of caretakers, priests have the privilege of praying for others and leading them closer to God. They wholly devote their lives to listening well to God, gifting God's truth and love to other people, and proclaiming God's goodness wherever they see it. They connect people to God, earth to heaven. Not only this, but they open up opportunities for humans to connect with each other.