APTUS is a new performing arts camp for rangatahi aged 14–20, running 11–13 July in Christchurch. Lorna Gray shares how it helps young people weave their faith and gifts together — building confidence, connection, and leadership in the Church.
Watiri Maina has joined the Bishop’s Ministry Team as the new Women in Ministry Leadership Developer. In this kōrero, she shares her passion for mentoring women, her vision for collaborative leadership, and how to get involved.
Despite the rain and mud, Easter Camp 2025 was a weekend full of worship, encounters with Jesus, and life-changing moments. Read reflections from Renata van der Wal on a great camp.
At Holy Trinity Picton, The Chat Room is creating a safe, welcoming space for whānau to gather, share kai, and ask honest questions about life and faith. It's a beautiful picture of hospitality, listening, and the slow work of God.
Over Waitangi Week, a team from Nelson joined Karuwhā Trust at Waitangi, serving, learning, and reflecting on Te Tiriti. From historic sites to powerful worship moments, this hīkoi deepened our faith and connection.
“If you were to visit your parish 10 years from now, what words would you use to describe what it will look like?”
Churches across the region came together to make the ever-popular Op Shop Ball happen – it was a great show of community as everyone did their part to make the night a roaring success.
“I wrote this song for Sam," Liv says, "but it’s not his song anymore. Sam is singing a song of praise to the Lamb. He does not need to sing about his brokenness or grief anymore.”
