Aotearoa New Zealand's New Year Honours recognised 10 people for their service to the Anglican Church, Anglican-linked marae, schools or social service agencies this year.
A nativity scene featuring baby Jesus wrapped in a keffiyeh among a large pile of rubble has been constructed outside Christchurch Transitional Cathedral, looking to highlight the suffering of Palestinian communities in Gaza this Christmas.
Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa laid foundations for future flourishing at its biennial governance gathering, Te Rūnanganui in Ngāmotu-New Plymouth this 4-7 December.
Archbishop Don Tamihere is calling for distributive justice and equity for Tikanga Māori within the Anglican Church and says the distribution of funding from St John’s College Trust Board is the natural first step.
Christian World Service is calling for donations and support for the 2025 Christmas Appeal to bring the water of life to people living in poverty in remote regions of Uganda.
Diana Langdon shares five fresh ideas for welcoming children and families to your church whānau this Christmas, gathered from the children and families' ministry network of the Tikanga Pākehā dioceses.
The Archbishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia have shared a Christmas message centred Jesus as the one who turns us from despair to hope.
The Anglican Diocese of Polynesia has joined the Fiji Council of Churches and House of Sarah's campaign to break the silence on violence against women and children in 2025 to mark this year's "16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence".
Anglican deacon and nursing educator the Reverend Faye Davenport has taken a deep dive into the pastoral and practical needs of widows, as she looks for ways that church communities can better respond when a woman's spouse dies.
