From Bishop Steven

This free online flexible learning programme from St John's Anglican Theological College is now available in the Diocese of Dunedin, beginning in March next year. All it costs is your time...

This year the Diocese is being environmentally friendly with its beginning of the new church year greetings.

Some events that you can plan to attend in Southland and elsewhere over the next few months...

Some events taking place in Dunedin Parishes and other locations that we have been asked to advertise. Please contact us at registrar@calledsouth.org.nz if you have anything to add here.

Over the past few months the Diocesan Council has been reviewing a new Child Protection Policy, which also includes Guidelines and Procedures i.e. what to do and how to do it.

This Training Day is open to anyone in the Diocese who is interested in attending, but it is recognised as an essential part of the Licenced Lay Minister annual training requirements.

• 100% felt listened to • 100% felt their needs were responded to • 100% felt acknowledged and treated without judgement • 82% felt less distressed at the end of the conversations • 87% felt they were encouraged to identify their personal strengths.

An invitation to join with other Christians in Dunedin to hear more about human trafficking on Tuesday 12th February 2019 @ St Patrick's Church, Macandrew Road from 7 pm.

This 22 day Pilgrimage, led by Rev'd John Hornblow and Dr Jenny Boyak will visit significant sites in the lives of St Francis and St Clare, including places seldom visited by tourists. The Chaplain will be Archbishop Sir David Moxon.

This new book sponsored by the Council for Anglican women's studies is available from the General Synod office.

St Paul's Cathedral Centennial Calendars are now available from the Cathedral Shop. Two sizes and designs available.

Due to a cancellation, the crib is now available in December. Please see below for more details.