Anglican Movement parishes continue the awesome mahi of setting up houses to resettle former refugees.

A recent meeting between Bishop Anashuya Fletcher and the Associate Minister of Immigration, Hon Casey Costello, was a wonderful opportunity to share the stories of newly arrived Kiwi’s and the support they’ve received by Anglican parishes and community groups.  

Parish leaders walked away from the recent Leading your Church into Growth (LyCiG) hui with energy and focus to foster parish growth and community engagement.

Here’s a great opportunity to make a real impact on reducing pollution in Aotearoa and speed up the transition to a greener economy.  

Rise Up Camp was an extraordinary experience, where the young people truly took the reins.

This year, the theme is ‘Leave No Child Behind’, and is aimed at bringing into sight the plight of children entrapped into situations of exploitation. The global campaign urges accelerated action to end child trafficking.

Media Matters NZ seeks better standards for the News Media in New Zealand.

After nearly a decade serving with Anglican Youth Ministry Wellington, Andy Spence is stepping down to begin a new chapter as Co-Vicar (with Emily) at Peninsula Parish in Miramar.  

If you wander down to St Mary’s Silverstream on the occasional Sunday evening you’re just as likely to the works of U2, Sinead O’Connor, Phillip Phillips, REM, Johnny Cash, Bon Jovi, Springsteen or Linkin Park as you are more traditional selections from the hymnal. 

The Mission to Seafarers, one of Wellington's oldest charities, is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year.

The Archbishops of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, last week, joined the international condemnation of the forced closure by the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) of the Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza.

This past weekend, 46 participants came together for a unique experience of Christian community El Rancho, Waikanae.

The Wheels team from St Tom’s, Parish of Wellington South, has put to music their experience of ministering ‘on the road’ throughout Aotearoa.

Kevin Denholm, fresh from ordination to the priesthood in the Wellington Diocese last year, has embarked on a new mission to support the well-being of film crews through an innovative chaplaincy service.

Over 150 people gathered this week to learn about church renewal and be invigorated again to Jesus’ call to reach our local contexts.  

In a world where perfection often feels like a prerequisite for hospitality, Ella Brown offers a refreshing perspective: welcoming others into our imperfect lives can create deeper, more genuine connections.

In a unique blend of pop culture and faith, the AYM Intermediate Camp 2024 kicked off with Avengers and Stranger Things-themed activities, setting the stage for a weekend of personal and spiritual transformation.

Anglicans gathered at Parliament last Tuesday to support Common Grace Aotearoa's campaign to end free carbon credits.

The congregation of St Aidan's in Waitārere Beach has found an unexpected blessing in the midst of necessary renovations.

We do not need to be afraid. God is faithful. God goes ahead of us. If we have faith to believe that to be true, then we will faithfully seek where God is already at work.