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. 

Seventeen years ago, the Diocese established a Trust to provide tax rebates on donations to international aid projects.

Here are three reflections about our time on team together and what that could mean for your context.

With becoming an Eco Church this year, it marked a new chapter in Lower Hutt Anglican’s long-standing commitment to care for creation.

In January, we moved to Manila for Catherine’s appointment as New Zealand’s Ambassador to the Philippines.

“Glass is not just beauty but communication; it should lead you to ponder, recollect and be inspired by the great Christian truths”.

The sun was out and so were the smiles at Kairos Training Day in Whanganui and Masterton.

Since April this year, Co-Missioners Caro Willis and Maria Kirkland have seen the transformative power of community unfold at St Matthew's, Taitā, through their weekly commitment to the church’s community garden.

Rev. Hamish Dobbie (Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāruahine) is Assistant Deacon at St David’s Naenae Epuni.

Ruapehu Anglican Parish hosted a successful community working bee, transforming a wetland area adjacent to St. Mary’s Hall on Seddon Street in Raetihi.

How might the church support connection and belonging to people from immigrant backgrounds?

The Abbey 2024, a national hui for youth workers and young adults within the Anglican community, concluded this weekend, leaving participants feeling inspired, hopeful, and energized for their work in local communities.

What are the burning issues in Children’s Ministry today and what does it have to do with canaries? Come, listen, be heard, be hopeful.

Rev. Judith Wigglesworth invites participants to experience a transformative way of praying with scripture in her upcoming workshop on imaginative prayer.

We regret to announce that, after careful consideration, the Kairos Training Day scheduled for Wellington on Sunday 8 September has been cancelled.

The Beach Treasure Liturgy contains a service run sheet with activities, Bible stories, prayers, and more ideas.

Thanks to you, our Movement mobilized to raise our voice for an end to free carbon credits.