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.

"These rumours are examples of misinformation – lies created and spread online by a small group of hate-motivated groups and individuals to a wide global audience, by making their lies look and sound like the truth."

As we consider our calling as a transformative movement of local faith communities, how are we forming ourselves as people with spiritual disciplines that help us thrive?

In late July, Bishop Justin joined the St Luke’s congregation to bless the recently completed Hall, Vicarage and Children’s Playground.

New Permits, New Support, New Challenges

We have had a busy few months with so much going on, and at such a fast pace it has been hard to take a moment to pause and reflect on it all.

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.