Our Diocesan whānau turned out in large numbers. Many marched with Common Grace Aotearoa and picnicked later under the shade of the Cathedral. There, a BBQ and refreshments were served by members of all three Tikanga of our church.

The Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand, and Polynesia strongly opposes the Treaty Principles Bill, describing it as a disingenuous effort that undermines the true spirit of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The Treaty Principles Bill calls us to embody our Christian values in action. Archbishop Don and Archbishop Justin will join thousands at Te Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti in Wellington to protest the bill and reaffirm our commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The Rev. Paul Fletcher has been appointed Priest in Charge at St Tom’s in Newtown.

A statement from the Archbishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia at the time of Archbishop Justin Welby's resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury.

Anglican Bishops of Wellington, Ngāti Toa Rangatira and the Parata whānau unequivocally oppose the Treaty Principles Bill currently before Parliament.

In October, David and Maria Cross and their children, returned to the Philippines to visit the urban communities they had once lived and worked in.

The Brooklyn Twilight Festival is on this Saturday from 2 - 9 pm on Harrison St and the grounds of the Brooklyn Community Centre.

Common Grace Aotearoa are organising to gather submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill.

They seek representatives from local parishes or mission units to inform people about the Bill and help write submissions.

In her first Synod charge, Bishop Anashuya Fletcher shared how a detour through Taihape reminded her of the beauty in small connections and everyday ministry, encouraging us to build faith communities grounded in love, personal connection, and transformation. 

Ella Brown reflects on ‘whānau on mission’, and what it means to grow multi-generational ‘extended faith families’.

As Advent approaches, we’re called to be mindful, live in the present, and actively support those around us. Read how you can join the Wellington City Mission’s Star Box appeal to bring hope to families in need this Christmas.

On Tuesday, 22nd of October, 30 Anglican Centre staff took a hikoi up to Whanganui to meet with locals from Whanganui Parish and Praxis students at St Luke's Castlecliff. The group gathered to celebrate the near completion of the first two houses out of the Anglican Diocese Housing Programme prefabrication factory.

It was a pie extravaganza in Khandallah on Sunday when Onslow Anglicans hosted its 2nd annual Pie Competition. An eclectic range of 17 pies were submitted and made available for the 40 guests who attended. Guest

From first-time representatives to stalwart members, Synod 2024 in Karori reminded and challenged us of the strength we have in being a movement of local faith communities.

This weekend marks a significant occasion for the Anglican Diocese of Wellington, as we gather for Synod 2024—a time of reflection, discussion, and decision-making for the future of our church.

Rev. Guy Benton serves as the Overseas Mission Tikanga Pakeha (OMTP) representative for the Wellington Diocese.

It was an honour to represent Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia at the Anglican Communion Safe Church Conference in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

As the Season of Creation draws to a close on October 4, we are reminded that the work of caring for God’s creation continues every day.

Whānau Discipleship Enabler Ella Brown muses on how we intentionally disciple children so that faith can naturally flow out into our relationships with other families when we practice hospitality.