Just recently, in common with thousands before me, I went on a pilgrimage of sorts to Canterbury, England. My companions may not have been as diverse as the Knight, Pardoner or Wife of Bath, though we represented several cultures and countries, and we each had a tale to tell.

St John's Roslyn Parish Hall and Church was the venue for a Lay Ministers Training Day on Saturday 23rd February. The presentation on Administration is included below.

Bishop John has kindly given us permission to distribute his sermon from the Centennial Service on February 9th. It is attached here in PDF format.

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

Please find attached the Tikanga Giving Schedule for the Dunedin Diocese for January 2020.

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.

A reminder of information and advice for churches that are left open during the day, including implications for your insurance.

At Level 2, some staff have returned to the Diocesan office and some are continuing to operate mostly in a remote capacity. We can continue to help with setting up your virtual meetings......

The Diocese of Dunedin is able to offer a virtual meeting room for people who need to get together, but where distance may be a barrier.

Theological Colloquium: October 1 & 2, 2019

Led by Bishop Steven - All are welcome at a Quiet Day as we enter the period of Advent preparing for Christmas

Theology House has again produced a Lenten study guide - this year it is focused on the Holy Spirit and the study follows through Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, written by Bishop Kelvin Wright and Bishop Peter Carrell.

The Anglican General Synod office have passed on information about a collective deal that any Parish can explore to get better pricing for electricty and gas supplies.

Leslie Groves are hoping someone may be able to help in the search for a Chalice and Paten for the Chapel in their hospital.....

An updated Visiting Minister's form for use from 1 August 2023 to 31 December 2023. This has also been updated on the website. Please use this new form for any visiting minister claims and destroy any existing forms you have.