These workshops explore principles and guidelines that help shape appropriate relationships in ministry and keep ourselves and others safe from abuse of power.
Calling all new wardens! Join Archdeacon Michael Berry, Diocesan Manager Sonia Maugham, and Lay Ministry Developer Karen Spoelstra in this online workshop to find out what being a warden is all about.
All are welcome to join this practical three tikanga workshop in creative use of music in services, including Māori chant and hīmene, inclusive language for hymns, acapella resources and Pasifika songs.
The quarterly ministry training hubs are designed to offer training and a strong peer community for lay leaders in the diocese.
Good boundaries are essential for healthy and safe ministry. Boundaries education is compulsory for all laity and clergy who hold a licence in the diocese, including clergy who hold a Permission to Officiate (PTO). Boundaries training is renewable every three years.
This year's workshop will focus on climate justice and living into hope in the midst of the climate crisis. Nau mai haere mai - a big welcome for all sustainability champions (and Eco-Church champions) young, old, beginner, experienced, and everywhere...
Good boundaries are essential for healthy and safe ministry. Boundaries education is compulsory for all laity and clergy who hold a licence in the diocese, including clergy who hold a Permission to Officiate (PTO). Boundaries training is renewable every three years.
The annual diocesan Ministry Conference. Details to follow.
This workshop is for vestry and governing body members and will build on the work begun at last year's workshop. Vicars and Priests in Charge are encouraged to come with their governing body members.
Good boundaries are essential for healthy and safe ministry. Boundaries education is compulsory for all laity and clergy who hold a licence in the diocese, including clergy who hold a Permission to Officiate (PTO). Boundaries training is renewable every three years.
The quarterly ministry training hubs are designed to offer training and a strong peer community for lay leaders in the diocese.
The Third Session of the Fifty-Seventh Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Auckland will take place from Thursday 5 September to Saturday 7 September 2024 at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell.