Healing comes to Taranaki
Archbishop David Moxon's last sermon in Taranaki coincides with a poignant ceremony involving colonial coats of arms.
Savouring the Salt and Light
Ever tried herding cats? Spanky Moore has – and he reports considerable success. Here's his account of the goings-on at last weekend's Festival of Salt and Light.
Archbishop Welby takes the oath
The office of Archbishop of Canterbury is conferred on the Most Rev Justin Welby under the dome of St Paul's Cathedral in London.
• Archbishop opposes plan to re-define marriage
Biblical models of marriage
The Gospels are not obsessed with sexual relations, says Bishop Victoria Matthews in a paper on marriage, delivered at the Hermeneutics Hui in Auckland.
How our prayer book came to fruition
Bishop Brian Carrell explores the inside story of the globally acclaimed A New Zealand Prayer Book He Karakia Mihinare o Aotearoa in a new publication.
Dr Williams fields the hard questions
In an exclusive interview, the retiring Archbishop of Canterbury tells how he weathered the storms of office, and then offers sage advice to his successor.
Cathedral fate by late February?
Christchurch Diocese informs the High Court that it hopes to make a decision on the damaged cathedral by the end of February.
'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.
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Trashing consumerism
Matthew and Waveney: the smile is more than just toothpaste.
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Don't be bullied
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No bullying
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Prison inspectors
Bishops and staff leave Taranaki's prison after inspecting the cell blocks.
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No bullying
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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
Ever tried herding cats? Spanky Moore has – and he reports considerable success. Here's his ac...
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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