Tira Tūhāhā Prison Chaplaincy Aotearoa are looking for chaplaincy volunteers to support our prison chaplains in providing spiritual pastoral care to the tāne at Rimutaka Prison.

In a world marked by rising tensions, armed conflict, and deep social divides, what does it mean to follow Jesus—the Prince of Peace?

Belonging in This Land: Treaty Basics from a Christian Perspective is a faith-informed resource designed to help churches grow in their understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

For Theological Research and Creative Work

A 10-week course which focuses on the story of the people of God in this land. Learn about the unique character of the early church in these lands and the development of the Christian story throughout the first 200 years.

As the Season of Pentecost approaches, Eco Church Aotearoa offers you a special and unique collection of Art which explores symbols of the Holy Spirit – breath, wind, fire, birds, flight, light - with an Aotearoa lens.

A gathering for people involved in Eco Churches and people interested in being an Eco Church.

Eco Church Aotearoa NZ invites you to a special online kōrero on Monday 19 May 2025, from 7:00pm to 8:30pm via Zoom, exploring how churches can meaningfully engage with Matariki.

In less than 6 months, 43 local areas across Aotearoa will hold referenda about whether to keep Māori wards in their council structures. This will be a major barometer of where Aotearoa's social cohesion and reconciliation journey is at.

Using individual study at home, group discussion, and theological reflection, the course looks at how our faith in Aotearoa has changed, or needs to change, from the Eurocentric model the settler churches brought from England.

Over two consecutive workshops, Rev'd Dr. Joe McGarry will lead conversations, help develop skills, and provide resources to strengthen the ministry of proclamation throughout our churches.

Communities across Aotearoa are being invited to unite in a powerful, nationwide moment of prayer for the next generation.