'Horrific' violence against women
Violence against women in the Pacific is “horrific” and must be addressed, says an Australian aid agency head.
Back to the community – every day
What we need is a "Back to the Community" campaign, says the vicar of a quake zone.
Cathedral bells bound for UK
The ChristChurch Cathedral bells will soon be enroute to England for testing and repair.
New guidelines for marriage rites
A “consensus description” of Anglican theology on marriage rites is being finalized by the International Anglican Liturgical Consultation.
A unique and final honour
Sir Paul Reeves is accorded a unique last honour. He is laid to rest on the gentle north-facing slope that leads to the St John’s College Chapel.
• Waiapu memorial service this Saturday
• Bishop Philip Richardson's funeral homily
Decision time on gay ordination
The question of whether openly gay and lesbian people can be ordained should be settled sooner rather than later, the General Synod Standing Committee has decided.
Man held over theft of church bell
Man charged with theft of historic church bell in Otorohanga.
Cathedral loses rose window
ChristChurch Cathedral may have to be fully demolished after losing much of its west wall, including the iconic rose window.
• Aftershocks spell end for historic church hall
• Catholic cathedral dome being removed
• New video: Inside the Red Zone
• Dean says shift would depend on city plan
• What Helen sees from her window
• Lyttelton church levelled in seconds
• Flying drone gives inside scoop on cathedral damage
• More churches damaged by quakes
• 'Exhaustion of the Spirit' - Bishop Matthews' concern
Tairawhiti says no to Covenant
A second hui amorangi comes out against the proposed Anglican Covenant.
New Mark of Mission?
The Anglican Indigenous Network calls for an addition to the five Marks of Mission.
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Trashing consumerism
Matthew and Waveney: the smile is more than just toothpaste.
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Prison inspectors
Bishops and staff leave Taranaki's prison after inspecting the cell blocks.
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'Horrific' violence against women
Violence against women in the Pacific is “horrific” and must be addressed, says an Australian...
Back to the community – every day
What we need is a "Back to the Community" campaign, says the vicar of a quake zone.
Cathedral bells bound for UK
The ChristChurch Cathedral bells will soon be enroute to England for testing and repair.
New guidelines for marriage rites
A “consensus description” of Anglican theology on marriage rites is being finalized by the Int...
A unique and final honour
Sir Paul Reeves is accorded a unique last honour. He is laid to rest on the gentle north-facin...
Decision time on gay ordination
The question of whether openly gay and lesbian people can be ordained should be settled s...
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