Prayer walking is covering our streets… and it’s blown us away. From Karori to Kilbirnie, from Tawa to the Terrace, Waikanae to Wadestown something sacred is unfolding on our streets. Our parishes, our mission units, our faithful walkers—have stepped out in prayer, and it’s beautiful.

St David’s Anglican Church is backing Resene factory workers in their campaign for the living wage.

Efforts by Whanganui Parish to increase housing supply were recognised on the front page of the Whanganui Chronicle over the weekend.

The AYM Easter Retreat 2025 was a standout weekend of faith, fun, and community that left youth buzzing.

At the recent Ministry Leaders’ Family Camp, Bishop Anashuya Fletcher challenged those gathered to pray for every house, street, and suburb across the Diocese.

Bishop Justin spoke directly to the heart of the gospel: Jesus chose suffering. He didn’t face the cross because he had no other option—he embraced it.

On Sunday, April 13th, the doors of St John’s in Ohakune reopened in celebration, following a significant renovation aimed at creating a warm and accessible space for the wider community.

Nearly 200 people came together on Saturday for Easter Wonderland at St Barnabas, Khandallah – a vibrant celebration hosted by Onslow Anglicans.

In a world shaped by power struggles and political triumph, Palm Sunday calls us to pause and notice a radically different way.

Bishop Ana Fletcher called on ministry leaders to embrace their shared vocation as “restorers of the breach,” drawing deeply from the biblical stories of Nehemiah and Isaiah 58, and from her own journey of faith and leadership.

Whānau, forest, and faith unite in a weekend of awe, adventure, and care for God’s world.

In the wake of the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, Anglican Missions has launched the Myanmar Earthquake Appeal to support efforts in delivering food, shelter, and medical aid to those in need.

What would happen if every home, every street, and every neighbourhood in our cities and towns were covered in prayer?

Exciting news for the Wellington Diocese and the New Wine Aotearoa community—Rev. Caleb Rowe has been appointed as the new National Leader for New Wine New Zealand!

How are you going with your Lenten journey? Every day we are invited to lead our families in turning to God, to be fed by his Word and to talk with him in prayer. If you’ve missed a few days, or if you’re new to this collective, I encourage you it’s not too late.

Youth groups across the Diocese are heading to El Rancho in Waikanae this Easter for the AYM Wellington Easter Retreat.

What if following Jesus meant having your life wrecked? Not ruined, but transformed—taken, blessed, broken, and given away for the sake of the Kingdom.

The serene grounds of El Rancho Camp and Conference Centre in Waikanae buzzed with energy as over 500 ministry leaders and their families gathered for the annual Ministry Leaders' Family Camp on March 22-23, 2025.

On Saturday, 15th March a successful book launch was held at the Wellington Anglican Chinese Mission Church for “Rich Treasure in Alien Soil - Chinese Churches & Poll Tax in Aotearoa New Zealand 1865- 1960” by Rev Stuart Vogel.

We’ve been using AI to assist with writing for a while now. But today, we’re making it official.