True fruit in God's kingdom
Actions speak louder than words in our gospel for Sunday, December 16.
December 25: Christmas Day
Let us pray with joy and hope as we await the dawning of God's Word.
Anglican worship this Sunday
Updated worship locations and times for Christchurch parishes affected by the Feb 22 earthquake.
Act of God? Nonsense
Was the Christchurch earthquake an act of God? Cathedral theologian Lynda Patterson doesn't mince words.
Prayer for the people of NZ
The Church of England website carries a special prayer for the people of New Zealand.
Poets reflect on the quake
Two poets reflect on the Christchurch earthquake.
A reflection for Easter Day
“It is accomplished.” (John 19:30)
A prayer after the earthquake
Lord, at times such as this, when we realize that the ground beneath our feet is not as solid as we had imagined, we plead for your mercy...
The Lectionary
The Lectionary/Te Maramataka is produced each year to help meet the worship needs of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia. It provides the information you need to plan the Eucharist or other services and to say the Daily Offices on a regular basis.
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