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Wellington opposes 'Move on' orders

Wellington leaders including church leaders and Christian social service agencies have penned a joint letter opposing the New Zealand Government's 'Move-On' orders for homeless people sleeping in urban areas. The full text of the letter follows below.

Waikato Diocesan seeks Chaplain

Waikato Diocesan School for Girls is seeking an Anglican priest to serve in the vital role of Chaplain for its integrated Anglican day and boarding school located in Kirikiriroa - Hamilton.

Messy Church with Mary Addison

Rev Liz Lightfoot from St Andrew's Anglican Church in Cambridge interviews Mary Addison, founder of Messy Church at St Paul's Cooperating Parish in Putaruru.

Kauhau calls St John's to justice

Dr Te Aroha Rountree delivered stirring challenges to the staff and students of Hoani Tapu - St John's Theological College and Trinity Methodist Theological College at their opening pōhiri and service on 15 February 2026. Dr Rountree's kauhau follows in full below.

Anglican Taonga magazine archives

Anglican Taonga magazine was published as a print publication from 1999 - 2018.

Digital copies of Anglican Taonga magazines are accessible through the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia's archives portal Pūmotomoto, and in print at the John Kinder Theological Library in Meadowbank, Auckland and the Aotearoa New Zealand National Archives.

You can access digital copies of past Anglican Taonga magazines via the links below.

Primates back Te Tiriti for schools

The Archbishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia have released the following statement on the commitment of this Church to education in the context of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Anglican ecumenist raises disability rights

The Reverend Sepiuta Hala'api'api, Fiji Council of Churches General Secretary and former Registrar of the Anglican Diocese of Polynesia has made the call for a Pacific-wide shift to disability inclusive ministry in a presentation to the Pacific Disability Forum.

Canon on Christian Communities

The full text of Canon XXXVIII on Christian communities in the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.

ABC replies to her welcome

The Archbishop of Canterbury Designate Bishop Sarah Mullally has written a pastoral letter to the Anglican Communion, addressing the Church of England's "Living in Love and Faith" process, the GAFCON response to her appointment, and the matter of abuse in the Church.

Primates support +Sarah Mullally

Anglican - Mihinare Resources

Te Whakapono o Naihia - Nicene Creed

Episcopalian priest protests Rubio speech

+Don Tamihere farewells Pope Francis

++Sione honours Pope Francis


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