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Young globetrotters
Clare Barrie and Ngira Simmonds: bound for Canterbury, England.
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On a wing and a prayer
Bishop John Bluck strokes Napier's eagle in anticipation of a happy landing. Photo: Glenn Taylor
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Laying down a challenge
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Come Holy Spirit
The bishops extend their hands in blessing and prayer over our new archbishop.
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Social Services Council backs campaign for Living Wage
The Council of Christian Social Services has committed itself to the Living Wage campaign, and is calling for government support.
Young leaders bound for England
Two young Kiwi priests will join a course designed to foster the emerging generation of Communion leaders.
Cathedral submissions top 3700
A community-wide conversation on designs for ChristChurch Cathedral has resulted in more than 3700 submissions and 19,000 web visits.
Napier's shining eagle 'needs to land'
Napier's cathedral declares an amnesty for the 'maned feet' of a precious brass eagle.
Archbishop Sir Ellison exits
The Anglican Church in Melanesia loses its most distinguished son to cancer.
'Archbishop, your work is cut out…'
Judge Sarah Reeves tells Archbishop Philip Richardson that the mark of every great leader “is to confront the major anxiety of their people of their time”.
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Healing comes to Taranaki
Archbishop David Moxon's last sermon in Taranaki coincides with a poignant ceremony involving...
Savouring the Salt and Light
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Archbishop Welby takes the oath
The office of Archbishop of Canterbury is conferred on the Most Rev Justin Welby under the dom...
Biblical models of marriage
The Gospels are not obsessed with sexual relations, says Bishop Victoria Matthews in a pa...
How our prayer book came to fruition
Bishop Brian Carrell explores the inside story of the globally acclaimed A New Zealand...
Dr Williams fields the hard questions
In an exclusive interview, the retiring Archbishop of Canterbury tells how he weathered the st...
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