How good and pleasant a thing it is when God’s people live together in unity. 

God, in his love and mercy, is continuing to call people to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.

What if God is not just concerned about what we do with our spare time, but what we do most of the time?

From here peace is found, emanating from stone, reflected in rose glass.

Jesus is bringing the kingdom and calling people to respond and he will not be distracted from that mission, even as people fail to comprehend what he is saying.

A friend said she was amazed that no one she had given a Biblical Christmas story quiz had achieved 100%. My pride immediately set me up for a fall and I said I would do the quiz, thinking I would get 100% for sure! I know my Bible. 

From church news and interviews with local legends to theological analyses and personal devotions, we read over 100 articles and heard from more than 40 different voices from Marlborough, Waimea, Māwhera and Nelson.

John the Baptist identifies himself as the “voice”. But where we put the colon makes all the difference. 

Christmas at Nelson Cathedral got underway on with the Switch on Service for the Christmas Tree Festival and since then close to 7,000 people have come in to look at the trees.

Last Sunday marked a significant moment in Rai Valley as St Mark's opened its doors for the first time in nearly ten years.

So many people are looking for hope, for a reason to rejoice, for a way to overcome the weariness. You don’t often associate the words “weariness” and “rejoicing”. It feels strange for weary people to rejoice.

I’m starting to believe that Christian community is a hugely influential – and perhaps underestimated – factor in how we do mission and disciple-making. 

Behind all the myths and legends about Santa Claus lies a kernel of truth – a real person of faith and courage who believed in Jesus.

After three decades of hard work, Pip and Paul Etherington celebrate the publication of the first New Testament ever written in Nggem.

As I watched my team walk through the departure gate at Nelson Airport, I realised that they were not my team anymore.

Kākano is a key strategic initiative to raise mission-minded leaders who are hungry to impact their local communities with the Good News but aren’t sure exactly how to go about it.

Our Christmas party was a beautiful way to extend an open invitation to the wider community, introducing them to the love and joy found within the church community.

"For me, food and kids are two things that I enjoy, so it was a natural space for me to move into," says Becky.

Ben Truman began life on the West Coast at Holy Trinity in Greymouth and attended The Shed youth group. Last night he became the youngest Dean in the history of Christ Church Cathedral.

The story of the wise men visiting young Jesus is one that many of us will be very familiar with, but do we understand just how significant this event actually was?

Not everyone can lay claim to six decades of serving the Lord, especially within the bounds of one parish! We celebrated Caroline Gibbs on Sunday.

As a young leader, Suter Formational Hui was a game-changer for me this year. 

Are we part of a multiverse? And is it a matter of choosing between believing in God and believing in the multiverse?

Our tradition is rich in sacraments, each one representing a beautiful part of God’s character and work in us.

When we share our stories, we're not just recounting events – we're testifying to God's active presence in our lives.