Over 50 women leaders, both lay and ordained, from around the Diocese, convened at St. Peter's for a special day dedicated to refreshment and connection.

We’re excited to offer Leading your Church into Growth (LyCiG) training to parish teams this July.

A group of 33 pilgrims, including 15 from the Wellington Diocese, recently completed a transformative 20-day journey through the United Kingdom and Ireland, delving deep into the roots of Celtic Christianity.

We are mobilising again to ask the government to stop subsidising pollution.

The challenges faced by parishes in managing earthquake-prone buildings were highlighted in a recent win by St Hilda’s Anglican in Island Bay at the Wellington Architecture Awards.

I write to you from General Synod Te Hīnota Whānui with the news that I have been offered, and accepted, the position of Senior Bishop Tikanga Pākehā within our Province of Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia. 

We are excited to see two new volunteer prayer writers contribute to the Together We Pray resource.

Were you able to catch the wonderful Godly Play workshops at Training Day?

Two mission units recently had the pleasure of welcoming former refugees into Aotearoa New Zealand through the Community Refugee Sponsorship scheme.

As we lean deeper into prayer for these ten days of Thy Kingdom Come, we can also be conscious of the opportunities we find for sharing our faith.

We are the Hogan family; Roy, Rachael, Josh, Gabrielle and Caleb (who loves to go by the Fijian version of his name - Kelepi). We have lived in Fiji since May 2022, working with MMM Fiji.

Eight newly completed housing units in Taitā were blessed by Bishop Justin on Sunday.

In a time of overwhelming news and global challenges, Bishop Justin Duckworth and Assistant Bishop Anashuya Fletcher offered encouragement and practical ways to cultivate hope at the first Training Day in Wellington on Saturday.

Seven parishioners from across three dioceses recently returned from a transformative silent retreat, defying initial anxieties about the unfamiliar experience. 

In a world bombarded by negative news, Anglican Missions is offering a new resource for prayerful people.

Does your parish community yearn to grow in its understanding of te Tiriti o Waitangi?

St Barnabas Church, Roseneath, Wellington, is experiencing positive change and growth thanks to their participation in the LYCIG conference last November.

Lower Hutt's St. Paul's Waiwhetu Church is proving that parishes can be vibrant hubs for community engagement, all while addressing practical needs.  

Joyful cheers echoed out the cathedral doors as the Rt Rev Anashuya Fletcher (Ana) was installed as Assistant Bishop of Wellington on Saturday.

Nick's experience highlights the transformative power of finding a community that accepts you for who you are, both within a faith community and through whakapapa belonging.