As Juulian ponders his life, a series of jobs he hasn’t particularly enjoyed, and some unexpected hardships, he muses, “Lots of stuff doesn’t make sense, and I have questions for God when I get there.”
I see lots of good-intentioned and well-received community ministries that appear to be successful. But I'd argue that while they feel like good kingdom work, they are limited in their missional impact.
Te Pouhere, the constitution that formed us as the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, is who we are as we model our oneness in Christ.
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The vision extends far beyond the mere provision of food.
I’m excited to watch our faith be reinvigorated as we witness each other's courage.
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“Life is not going to go the way you thought, and you’re going to need to deal with it!"
Partnership is about bringing the best of us all to the table.
What do we mean by saying “Scripture alone” is a defining principle of being Anglican?
