Give the gift of a native tree this Christmas and help protect our unique environment in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Bishop Ross talks about preparations for our online Diocesan Synod 2021 on Friday and Saturday 12-13 November.
About 100 people gathered on Sunday 27 June to celebrate the patronal festival and re-opening of St Peter’s Te Kōpuru, after extensive restoration work.
Disability Sunday this year will be marked by the launch of the “Creating Welcoming Churches” e-book version and a ‘Stand or sit?’ campaign.
A special font used by St Peter’s Onehunga helps readers with dyslexia follow the service more easily.
In April 2021 more than 40 police chaplains gathered in Wellington for their first national conference in eight years.
The diocese has just joined the New Zealand Eco-Church Project with A Rocha Aotearoa NZ as a denominational partner.
Welcome to Taha Māori – a new online programme designed to build confidence and engagement with biculturalism across the Church.
The Auckland City Mission has appointed Helen Robinson as its new City Missioner.
The Anglican Church is included in the Royal Commission of Inquiry into abuse in State and faith-based care.
Synod 2020 members were treated to a glimpse of life in lockdown during their special session in November.
Synod 1936 took place in very different circumstances from today, but some things stay the same!
Groups for new parents have switched to online meetings while the country is in lockdown.
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