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Nelson celebrates new graduates

Eleven students have graduated from the Diocese of Nelson's home for theological training Bishopdale College, with this year's cohort including Bishop of Nelson, the Rt Rev Steve Maina.

Vigil opposes 'Move-On' orders

Hundreds of people turned out to an all-night prayer vigil at Wellington's Cathedral of St Paul this Palm Sunday to oppose the Government's 'Move-On' orders that would force homeless people off urban streets and for some, criminalise them for returning.
• Read the Open letter on Move-On orders signed by Archbishop Justin Duckworth 

"Messy" mission nourishes Putaruru

The Reverend Liz Lightfoot is in awe of St Paul's Putaruru Messy Church founder Mary Addison and her team, whose ministry in their small South Waikato town have grown both church and its mission in ways they'd never imagined.

Christ Church Cathedral books out

Christchurch's Cathedral in the Square has booked out for exhibition tours this week, as 1500 people rushed to visit a new show highlighting fragments of the city's history.

Whakamaru café gains rave reviews

The Wellington City Mission has received glowing reviews from amongst the 650+ visitors accessing its café and support services at Kua Mākona i Whakamaru over its first year of operation. 

5 fresh kids' ideas for Xmas

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.

Advent goes green with A Rocha

Christian conservationists A Rocha Aotearoa New Zealand are encouraging churches and whānau to keep Creation in mind as they plan for Advent and Christmas.

Whakamaru celebrates first year

Wellington City Mission is celebrating the first anniversary of Whakamaru, the Mission's purpose-built community services and social housing hub which opened its doors on 30 October 2024 after a six-year development project.

More power to the people

Common Grace Aotearoa is calling for Christians to support families suffering from power poverty by backing changes to electricity billing in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Share your views with the Electricity Authority 


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