Telling the stories of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, NZ and Polynesia
Telling the stories of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, NZ and Polynesia
Rev Silvia Purdie says many churches struggle with the process of ending ministry appointments, and says that this can be one of life’s most painful experiences. She wants to equip clergy and other church leaders to better navigate transitions in the future and heal from hurts in the past.
Nelson Diocese's Youth Coordinator Brad Wood has produced an evocative new set of art cards focused on Jesus, which he's designed for use by spiritual directors, youth workers and Christians at prayer.
Ten years ago St John's College student and Anglican deacon the Reverend Alan Maxwell had a conversation about ministry that changed his life's direction, and now he's taking another new step.
Waiapu Diocese has seen a boost in new mission activities with the Rev Carl Tinnion backing new ministries as 'Mission Rejuvenator' over the last three years.
Rev Dr Jacky Sewell, a long-time Anglican ministry educator and youth ministry leader believes that looking to heaven through icons can lead Christians into a profound way of approaching Christ in prayer. She shared her vision for the role of icons in spirituality and formation in a conversation with Julanne Clarke-Morris this week.
Christians around the world and across Aotearoa New Zealand are taking up a challenge to fast, pray and demand more action from Governments as they press for more humanitarian aid access to Gaza.
Anglican youth staff from Tikanga Pākehā are calling on Anglicans to initiate a wave of prayer from 25 May starting at 5pm, centred on praying for young people and their local communities.
Dappled sunlight warmed a joyful congregation at St Paul’s Cathedral on Saturday, as they gathered to witness the ordination and installation of Ven Dr Anne van Gend as the 11th Anglican Bishop of Dunedin.
• Watch the installation service livestream at St Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin
Christ Church Cathedral has opened its doors once again to the people of Christchurch, this time to host an art exhibition that features places in Christchurch's centre city that were once loved and now lost.
