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.

Parents and tamariki from St Tom’s Wellington South enjoyed a wonderful time in the hills of the Remutaka Forest Park over the weekend.

For the last three years, the thoughtful and inspiring prayers that graced the diocesan website have been the work of Rev’d Nancy Barnard Starr.

In a testament to the enduring significance of prayer in daily life, Hadlow School recently inaugurated a dedicated Prayer Room on its premises.

Throughout the weekend, six speakers from various parishes delivered impactful messages, ranging from the significance of Jesus' sacrifice to the hope found in trusting him during life's darkest moments

Rev. Ana Fletcher's Chrism service talk beautifully described the profound symbolism of living water in scripture and called us to draw from Jesus to guide our ministry in unlikely places.

“We ask the people of Aotearoa New Zealand and the South Pacific to pray for peace and to support aid appeals for those impacted by this humanitarian crisis.”

“When neighbourhoods gather to celebrate, that aroha love is further revealed through acts of hospitality and kindness.”

"God is working through our small parish, showing us that even the simplest acts of kindness can make a significant impact." 

the Anglican Parish of Newlands-Paparārangi has embraced a mission of outreach, focusing on building relationships and offering support to the tenants residing in the local council flats. 

We are facing the current crisis through renewal and discipleship.