On Sunday evening, young adults from across the Wellington diocese, along with other churches from around the region, gathered at St Hilda’s Church on a beautiful, sunny evening.

Former diplomat and advocate John Snobar shares his family’s remarkable history in Gaza, the legacy of the Anglican Al Ahli Arab Hospital, and why Palestinian Christian voices are essential for the global Church.

John also examines how failed diplomacy, Christian Zionism, and political power have shaped the war involving Israel, the U.S., and Iran. It’s an insightful look at theology, responsibility, and the global consequences of Christian political influence.

As the third week of escalating conflict unfolds between Iran, Israel, and the United States, we are called to raise our voices in prayer for peace and safety for all of God’s children.

What does it mean to bear witness to the kingdom of God amid genocide? How might we bear witness from here in the Pacific?

Common Grace Aotearoa is organising an all-night vigil to oppose the government’s proposed move-on orders.

Join our Anglican Movement whānau at a Chrism - Refresh service in Wellington, Greytown or Whanganui during Holy Week.

This course explores the foundational principles of discipling leadership that are the core DNA of our Diocese for supporting the essential growth of healthy team culture within our Mission Units.

In this Lenten reflection, Rev Lucy Flatt explores the story of Lazarus and the God who pauses to weep with us. Jesus meets us in our grief, invites us to hope, and calls new life out of places that feel beyond restoring. A message of deep compassion and quiet resurrection for weary hearts.

In this discussion, Hovorun will analyse the religious dimensions of both Trump and Putin's self-projected mythologies. What do they have in common?

Wellington Cursillo will host its own two‑day course at Magnificat, Featherston, from Friday evening to Sunday, 8–10 May 2026. With the theme “Unfurling the koru of faith,” the weekend is open to anyone seeking renewal, companionship, or space to explore their faith more deeply.

Bishop Justin’s Palm Sunday reflection on Matthew 21:1–11 invites us to welcome the King who still comes to save. In a world of self‑reliance and blame, we remember we are not alone: God has sent his Son, and Holy Week leads us to encounter the risen Jesus afresh this Easter.

This past weekend our diocesan whānau gathered for one of the most joy-filled and spiritually rich events in our calendar: Ministry Leaders’ Family Camp

Wellington music lovers are in for a special evening when legendary New Zealand songwriter Wayne Mason and brother Paul bring an intimate acoustic show to St Hilda’s Church.

Peninsula Parish in Miramar is looking for a young person aged 18-26 years to join two young men in "Discipleship House" an initiative of Saint Aidan's Church. 

Families considering a Marsden education are warmly invited to Marsden's first Open Day for 2026 on Friday 20 March, 8.45am–12.00pm. 

The recent emergence of “Christian nationalism” shows how frighteningly easy it is for Christians to be swept along by coercive political agendas and lose touch with the emphatically non-violent message and strategy of Jesus – which this webinar will explore.

Take five full days to pause, reflect and pray with Scripture in the beautiful, peaceful setting of Tyburn Monastery. This retreat offers a precious opportunity to step away from the busyness of life.

I wonder if it is common in your context — in your workplace or church or community — for people to ask for kindness and be safe doing so.

I worry that for some, and maybe for many of us, we might not even think that we deserve kindness.

Bidding: The Lord is [our] shepherd,
Response: [we] lack nothing.
[based on Psalm 23:1]

Let us pray.
“Wake up, sleeper,
    rise from the dead,
    and Christ will shine on you.”
[from Ephesians 5:14]