We are a missionary people, committed to the proclamation of the good news of Jesus, teaching the faith, the service of others, and the transformation of the world.
To be Anglican is to be part of a rich and diverse church experience that links us to a worldwide community of 75 million people called the Anglican Communion. We are a people of two books: The Bible, which reveals God’s living Word in Jesus Christ; and the Prayer Book, which expresses our faith through our prayer and worship.
Church life is expressed locally in our parishes and mission ventures which are united within a region called a diocese, which is led by the Bishop. The Diocese of Auckland extends from the Far North to the Hauraki Plains and the Coromandel.
The Healthy Church Model captures our vision for our life and work together, both as a diocese and at the local church level. It provides a framework that helps congregations celebrate their strengths, identify areas for improvement and create space for creative new initiatives.
Introducing a new intergenerational worship series based on Year C ordinary time beginning June 29. This resource has 8 weeks of worship ideas to help your community connect to God and each other through worship, sharing and creativity.
Bishop Ross talks with Carolyn Wellm, Selwyn Programme Development Manager, about the work she's doing in partnership with The Selwyn Foundation, and Age Concern, towards helping older people in our communities. More >>
This week’s Pānui is here - discover the new Space groups launching soon, download Disability Awareness Sunday resources, and find out how you can support whānau through ATWC's Whakamahana to Kāinga - Winter Appeal. More >>
This year, Disability Awareness Sunday falls on Trinity Sunday, 15 June; this year's theme is “Te noho i roto i te tokotoru o te aroha: Being in the Trinity of love”. More >>