With just two weeks until voting begins, Common Grace Aotearoa is giving a final push for churches and communities around Aotearoa to gather for Table Talk conversations about the upcoming Māori wards referendums in local body elections. These conversations create a much-needed space for open, respectful dialogue—grounded in listening, learning, and prayer.

Rev. Dr. Sam Wells, renowned theologian and vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields, visited the Diocese of Wellington, sharing his “Being With” theology. Through talks and workshops, he challenged traditional views on atonement, emphasising God’s presence over intervention. His visit sparked rich dialogue on ministry, mission, and the future of evangelism.

While storms swept across the rest of the country, Foxton Bible Camp was bursting with sunshine, joy and the sound of rangatahi celebrating together. Over one unforgettable weekend, campers discovered te rongopai not just in words, but in the friendships, fun, and faith they shared.

“For Christians,” Michael said, “Jesus told His followers to show compassion, to care for the vulnerable, and to seek the well-being of others.”

Rev Chris Frazer has returned from the International consultation on ‘Combatting Forced Migration,Human Trafficking, and Increased Cyber Crime in Asia’ in Bangkok.

NZCMS has launched a fresh suite of resources to inspire and connect churches across Aotearoa with the global mission of God.

With a setlist that included classic songs by Bon Jovi, Live, Rival Sons, Springsteen, Delta Rae and Dorothy, the Sacred & Secular Music Night wasn’t your usual St Mary’s service.

St Hilda's Anglican Church in Island Bay was packed on Sunday night to hear new material from Karel Van Helden from his new EP, Child.

The Anglican Centre in Wellington saw nearly fifty people from across the Diocese gather for the annual Orientation Day last week.

On a chilly July evening in Eastbourne, something bright and beautiful happened. The parish’s monthly intergenerational ‘All-sorts’ service transformed into a festival of light complete with oranges, candles, red tape, cocktail sticks, and sweets.

As Māori wards come under threat across Aotearoa, Common Grace Aotearoa has released a new conversation resource to help churches respond with faith, clarity, and courage.

Last year, 15 young adults from across Aotearoa, some from as far as Dunedin, jumped into vans for the Mission Hikoi: a four-day road trip of discovery, prayer, and shared life.

Last week, Bishop Justin joined leaders from across Aotearoa’s major Christian denominations at Parliament to deliver a united call to uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi as a sacred covenant.

Two calls for peace were issued by the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship (APF) following a conference at St Hilda’s Island Bay on July 11 and 12.

After years of dreaming, planning, and building, a joyful congregation gathered last weekend in Wairarapa to witness the consecration of a new worship and community space for St John’s church in Featherston.

The Diocese of Wellington is deeply committed to supporting refugee families as they begin new lives in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Rev Jon Hartley is a man of many callings. He’s Chair of Kiwibank, a priest in the Anglican Diocese of Wellington, and a passionate advocate for living faith in every sphere of life.

Between 09 September and 11 October, 42 councils will hold referendums on whether to keep Māori wards, including every part of the Wellington Diocese bar Upper Hutt Council

Celebrate the ordination to Priesthood and installation as Missioner at the Chinese Anglican Mission of Rev Andrew Lim.

In two gatherings in Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Ōtautahi, over 150 church leaders, planters, and everyday disciples came together for the 2025 Little Revolutions conference.