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Archbishop Sir Ellison exits
The Anglican Church in Melanesia loses its most distinguished son to cancer.
'Archbishop, your work is cut out…'
Judge Sarah Reeves tells Archbishop Philip Richardson that the mark of every great leader “is to confront the major anxiety of their people of their time”.
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God is Three and God is One
"Cracking open the Sunday sermon," a guide for preachers, this week reflects on the mystery of the Trinity.
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• Poem: Who is the Holy Spirit?
Church claims 'zone of autonomy'
The Church operates within a legal 'zone of autonomy' that leaves it free to choose its leaders – and therefore whom it will ordain – without State interference.
Tribunal's balancing act
How far can the State influence the affairs of the Church? The Human Rights Tribunal is given a pointed reminder of the limits of its powers.
Gay man alleges discrimination
The Bishop of Auckland appears before the Human Rights Review Tribunal to answer a charge that he has discriminated against a gay man.
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Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral gains a colourful new perspective on the city.
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Healing comes to Taranaki
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Archbishop Welby takes the oath
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Biblical models of marriage
The Gospels are not obsessed with sexual relations, says Bishop Victoria Matthews in a pa...
How our prayer book came to fruition
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Dr Williams fields the hard questions
In an exclusive interview, the retiring Archbishop of Canterbury tells how he weathered the st...
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