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'Hip-hop' welcome to new dean

Hundreds of Aucklanders braved a sodden late winter's evening to welcome Jo Kelly-Moore as the new dean of their cathedral.

 

Bishop wants more than conscience vote

Parliament should show stronger leadership if it’s serious about taming alcohol abuse, says Bishop Ross Bay.

 

Wind of the Spirit is freshening

The Bishop of Fresh Expressions, Graham Cray, teaches a cross-section of churchgoers new ways to fly with the Spirit.

• Downloads of Bishop Cray's Christchurch notes

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Thousands protest over Canterbury water

Several thousand people gathered in Christchurch to protest at the way Canterbury's water will be managed in future.

Grassroots priesthood, at its best

Hundreds jammed into St Peter's Onehunga yesterday, to farewell a much-loved priest who had an extraordinary impact on her community.

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The God beyond, within and between us…

Sharing in the Eucharist can unlock priests from fantasy and false expectation, Auckland's clergy are told.

 

Remuera vicar appointed Dean

The Rev Jo Kelly-Moore has been appointed Dean of Auckland’s Holy Trinity Cathedral. She is currently Vicar of St Aidan’s, Remuera.

 

Bishop applauds curb on alcohol

The Bishop of Auckland welcomes the Law Commission report “Alcohol in our Lives, Curbing the Harm.”

Auckland greets its 11th Bishop

The great doors of Holy Trinity Cathedral swing open in celebration after the Rt Rev Ross Bay knocks three times to be installed as the 11th Bishop of Auckland.

• Basin and towel: essential elements for a new bishop

• Ross Bay's letter to the people of Auckland

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Vandals strike Easter billboard

Vandals have again targeted the billboard outside Auckland's St Matthew in the City.

 

'New buoyancy' greets Bishop Kelvin

Billboard vicar hops on the buses

Bishop challenges 'the good life'

Vicar explains billboard purpose

St Matthew's drops Mary billboard

Dean takes on care of older people

Ross Bay chosen to lead Auckland

Dunedin elects Kelvin Wright

Auckland votes for new bishop

Synod backs Maori representation

Editors' Picks

Bishops and staff leave Taranaki's prison after inspecting the cell blocks.

Bishops slam 'shameful' cells

Senior church leaders have spoken out against conditions at New Plymouth prison, labelling the...

The new Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Dunedin, The Rt Rev Dr Kelvin Wright.

'New buoyancy' greets Bishop Kelvin

One of Dunedin's own, Dr Kelvin Wright, is installed as its ninth Anglican Bishop.

Church and civic leaders gather to bless the restoration project.

Big refit for century-old church

One of Gisborne's hidden treasures is to be restored for the whole community to enjoy.

Bishop John and Marion leave Holy Trinity Cathedral to a stirring haka.

Bishop challenges 'the good life'

The retiring Bishop of Auckland has laid his pastoral staff on the altar - and challenged Kiwi...

High honour: Archbishop Jabez was chosen to crown the new Tongan king, His Majesty George Tupou V, in August 2008.

Pasefika farewells 'a prince of the church'

The funeral service for Archbishop Jabez Bryce, Bishop of Polynesia, followed two days of gath...

Matthew and Waveney:  the smile is more than just toothpaste.

Just how green can you get?

Respect for the environment is not an optional extra for the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan W...

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