St Peter’s Palmerston North is celebrating the 60^th anniversary of the consecration of the present church, with a weekend of special events to be held in October this year. 

This project explores the experiences of people of Christian faith when a loved one resides in residential dementia care. The research will involve interviewing family members or anyone who was an informal caregiver for a person living with dementia before they entered residential care.

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

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. 

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

This fascinating course will be offered by Zoom on Monday evenings commencing on 3 August 2026. Each session will be about 90 minutes.

Mike Crawford-Butler and David McLay invite you to join a new EfM group. We will commence in July, take a break over the Christmas/New Year period, and aim to finish in May 2027.

There’s still time to register for the Kia Tipu Conference on Saturday, 20 June at St Ninian’s Uniting Church in Karori.

This training is designed to encourage, equip, and inspire those involved in ministry with Children and families.

Like most things in life, prayer is something we learn—something we can grow in.

EfM is a unique course of study, theological reflection, Christian formation and discipleship.

Each year, Vaughan Park Anglican Retreat & Conference Centre welcomes ministers, scholars, writers, artists, and researchers seeking dedicated time and space for theological study, reflection, writing, research, and creative work within a peaceful retreat environment overlooking Long Bay, Auckland.

Join a cohort of emerging leaders from across the globe to build skills, deepen faith, and strengthen the WDP movement for generations to come.

For 47 years EfM has been providing education for lay people (and some clergy) that makes a difference. Those who have completed our programme have a solid understanding of scripture, the story of the church in the last 2000 years and the skills to discern God’s presence in the everyday world around them.

Scripture Union invite you to Kia Tipu Conference on Saturday, 20 June at St Ninian’s Uniting Church in Karori.

EFM (Education for Ministry) is offering a Kāpiti pilgrimage walk in Waikanae and Ōtaki with matua Rangi Nicholson.