2021 In Review

2021 has been a year of mixed feelings for many of us. In some ways it has been more trying than 2020, but as we have gotten used to living in a pandemic world, we also have much to celebrate. 

This year we have gathered together, New Wine Festival sets us up for the yearWaitangi Day 2021: Deep Korero at RangiateaA tale of two Training DaysThe family kaupapa: ministry leaders gather for refreshing, renewingTraining Day

We’ve gotten one and given one. Get one. Give oneVaccination SuperheroesGet One, Give One in the JungleJustin’s Jab.

We told our government how we’d like to see our country respond to Climate Change, and made an impact! Climate change mission planned for MarchClimate Mission for Submissions - an epic effortClimate Mission: Our advocacy makes a differenceClimate Mission - Emissions Reduction Plan.

And made our own changes to lower our carbon footprints. Climate Change – one person can make a differenceLow Carbon Challenge LaunchesReducing the family footprint: Kate and John-Luke’s storyMake do and Mend – Reducing Waste.

We’ve re-thought how we “do” church. Rethinking Sundays: How St David’s took up the invitation presented by lockdown house-churchCafé Church Celebrates their 1st Birthday.

As we wrap up this year, take a moment to reflect and be thankful for all the good things God has done. May you have a restful Christmas and New Year, from the team at the Anglican Centre. 

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