Bishop Steve is encouraging all of us to stay ahead of the virus by setting good examples in our communities....

As the seasons change, we have a reminder about Safe Driving.

On the 29th of June 2021 Young Adults from three different parishes came together for a midwinter dinner and Matariki service.

Last Sunday, 27 June 2021, the Wakatipu Parish celebrated the successful completion of the heritage restoration of the Parish Centre and Hall.....

One of our Five Marks of Mission is to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and re-new the life of the earth. Here is Step 10 of the challenge for the month of November

Dunedin Combined 24 Cursillo is all set to go from Friday 26 evening to Sunday 28 January mid-afternoon 2024 at Selwyn College. If you have not yet been to a Cursillo [which just means ‘short course’ in Spanish] this could be your opportunity to experience Christian community over this weekend.

Christian World Service has produced worship resources including PowerPoint material and Biblical reflection for Refugee Sunday on July 4.

The Disability, Spirituality and Faith Network Aotearoa New Zealand marked Disability Sunday this year by launching the Creating Welcoming Churches e-book version and a ‘Stand or sit?’ campaign. The nationwide launch took place in the middle of June.

Otago Peninsula Parish are planning a fundraiser evening for Anglican Missions on Friday 2 July at 6 pm @ 65 Dunrobin Street, Waverly.

We have been so fortunate to have remained in Alert Level 1 for the past few months, but as NZ opens up its bubble with Australia and other Pacific neighbours, and winter arriving, we need to make sure that we don't grow complacent. This is especially so as Wellington as moved into Alert Level 2 from 23 June 2020.

Have a look at a range of events throughout the Diocese and beyond...

As we move to the second year of celebrating Matariki, including a public holiday on Friday 14 July, we have home-grown liturgies and other resources to help us mark Matariki... plus an invitation to learn an expression of hope - kaikōhau - in te reo Māori.

The Get one. Give one. Campaign is an opportunity for Anglicans in Aotearoa New Zealand to pay it forward to others as we receive our vaccines for free (and now all over 12 years can book in!). Over $126k has been given so far to the Get One. Give One. campaign ...can you help increase this even more?

Not sure where to go for the right information about vaccines? We have the latest update in the following article.

An intensive retreat with teaching and practice in the Christian contemplative prayer practice called Centering Prayer.

You are warmly invited to the third Anglo-Catholic Hui at St Michael and All Angels, Christchurch.

At Level 1 we need to continue to take care of each other and ourselves. We have updated our Level 1 information to remind each other what we need to do....

While fossicking around in an antique shop, a discovery was made of an old Anglican Missions Board collection box.