Last Sunday, Pāuatahanui Parish celebrated the powerful impact of the Prayers and Squares ministry, which has been changing lives through the power of prayer and love.

Training days are good to go this weekend on Saturday in Tawa and Sunday afternoon in Tawa.

On Saturday 13 May, Training Day(s) will continue in Kapiti and Whanganui.

Thy Kingdom Come is a global movement across the Anglican Communion in the 10 days leading up to Pentecost.

How do we work well with one another and in teams? How do we appreciate others (and our own!) giftings and uniqueness?

This week, we caught up with Rev. Wendy Scott for an update on the project appeal for the Diocese of Zambezia.

Phil McCarthy, our Diocesan Coordinator for Refugee Support and a member of St Christopher’s in Tawa invites you to attend a regional training day new you.

Last Sunday, Rose Robinson announced she will be finishing her role as leader of Blueprint Church, an Anglican pioneer mission unit of 80 young adults in Wellington City.

“Paying the Living Wage is a no-brainer for us. As a church, we are committed to social justice and the Living Wage is a practical way to live out that commitment. We want our staff to feel valued and respected, and paying the Living Wage is one way to do that.”

The idea to begin the Happy Revolution podcast began when, upon leaving a religious studies lecture, friends Rayne Aldridge and Rachel Tovey discussed the fact they had more questions going out of the class than they had at the beginning.

Fill a car with your ministry friends and head to a regional training day. Training days support us as a movement with workshops from experienced ministry leaders to equip us in our ministry. They connect us to the movement by sharing stories and building whānau together.

How about a Parish Planting Picnic?In this season of resurrection, we’re inviting you to celebrate new life through planting trees.

There was much beauty, across our Movement, over Easter weekend as parishes creatively witnessed to the Easter story and the redemptive hope it brings our world.
May the life of Jesus, through His resurrection, live in you by His Spirit.

Over the Easter weekend, while others enjoyed a sleep in or a contemplative Easter service, young people from across the Wellington Diocese gathered at El Rancho for the AYM Easter Retreat for a high-energy, action-packed weekend.

Greetings whānau, as we begin the Holy Week journey with Jesus to the cross and beyond. We kicked off last night with Chrism service at the Cathedral, and I’m looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible over the next two nights in the Wairarapa and Manawatu for our other two services.

We are inviting anyone who wants to go on a journey of being a disciple, forming disciples, growing disciples and making disciples to get in touch

Are you interested in expanding your ministry and learning more about intergenerational community? Then join us for the upcoming block weekend at Pahiatua Marae from 21st-23rd of April!