
Does it frustrate you that the big picture things you care about few others seem to be worried about?
Well, maybe they are just hard to find, but this one is for you… Do Justice is a new group dedicated to adding all voices to the challenges our communities are facing… hunger, systemic injustice, move on orders, living wage, climate change and environmental challenges the list is long and varied. So come along and see if this group is something you’d like to be a part of in large or small ways…

To register, click below



Come join each other and celebrate the year that’s been with a picnic at Orakei Domain!
Share the prep load and bring a variety of food from your youth group to share with everyone.
We’ll bring the games and the vibes!
Email to register your crew are coming (approximate numbers would be helpful for communion)
Thanks

Crazy timing we know, those of you who are keen, let’s get our planning under our belt before 2027!
Just bring yourself (and tent/sleeping/swimming gear if you want to stay) and we’ll sort the kai!
We will spend the day planning in the beautiful Bay, then enjoy our end of year meal in the evening. If you only want to come for the day, or for the meal in the evening, please let us know when you register. Also, dietaries would be great too.
email – to register

As some of you may have heard, Efest is on the move… both geographically and timing-wise!
We are excited to announce we our Diocesan Camp will be at Chosen Valley Christian Camp, Ararimu in South Auckland. Its a great campsite filled with heaps to do, plenty of room for challenges and adventure and of course all the usual great food, worship and community.
We are going to camp on the last weekend of the school holidays, this year that looks like Friday 23rd April through to Monday 26th April.
Sadly the cost will be around $320 per camper.
So, we encourage youth groups to do some fundraising in preparation and of course AYM will also aim to run a fundraiser too to support young people coming to camp as well.
We all know the massive benefit camps are to the spiritual & emotional development of our young people, and the sense of belonging, connection and community young people benefit from by going to camps and connecting with others across the Diocese.