Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of All Saints’ Anglican Church in Foxton on Sunday November 1st.

Join St Luke’s Greytown as we celebrate 150 years since the consecration of the original church in 1876.

A seminar hosted by the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship to consider current world issues and Christian peace-making responses and resources.

Love to sing? The RSCM and Wellington Cathedral of St Paul is offering a Three-day holiday program just for you!

Make new friends, learn new music, and improve your singing skills with one of New Zealand’s foremost choral directors.

Venn has released a new book ahead of this year’s election that offers thoughtful and practical non-partisan counsel about how to seek the common good of Aotearoa as we vote.

Come along, listen to some stunning kōrero and hear from the candidates for Election 2026 and their support (or not) of the Free Fares campaign!

The new songs consider what God looks like in everyday life. Like how to be a parent. How to hold onto hope. And how to rest in the knowledge of a God who loves us, and walks alongside us in every chapter. He’s with us. He's good. And He calls us deeper.

Ngatiawa River Monastery are hosting a land care day this Saturday and you’re invited.

Families considering a Marsden education are warmly invited to Marsden's final Open Day for 2026 on Friday 14 August, 8.45am–12.00pm

St Peter’s Palmerston North is celebrating the 60^th anniversary of the consecration of the present church, with a weekend of special events to be held in October this year. 

In the summer of 2019 Chris Casey completed renovating St James’ Hall, situated next to St John’s Church in Ohakune, from a hall into accommodation.

In honour of the work Chris did on the building and his faithful service spanning many more years than what he gave to the Wellington Diocese, the name of the building was changed from the Ohakune Lodge Retreat to Casey Lodge.

This project explores the experiences of people of Christian faith when a loved one resides in residential dementia care. The research will involve interviewing family members or anyone who was an informal caregiver for a person living with dementia before they entered residential care.

The IRCA family are gathering in Romania in July this year, a conference that will be available on-line for those not able to be there in person. The IRCA Oceania family is there therefore invited to attend an in-person and ZOOM gathering

This Saturday (1 August), the St Mary’s team decided to throw a fun 80s party for the neighbourhood (and any one else in need of some fun) during the gloomiest time of year. 

With the general election approaching, recent changes to electoral laws mean there is less time to enrol to vote. This places marginalized groups—including renters, young people, and those on the fringes of society—at high risk of being left out of our democracy. 

Jump on board the Mission Hikoi and visit amazing christian community in the Wellington Region. 

This gathering's focus is the Season of Creation 2026 theme: Living Water inspired by Ezekiel 47:1–12. Together we'll reflect on water as a gift from God and our calling to care for the waterways and ecosystems that sustain our communities.

A Message of Hope, Not Fear
At its core, Revelation is not about fear. It is about hope. It is about the victory of Jesus, the restoration of creation, and the assurance that God is actively working through history. This book will help you move beyond fear-based interpretations and discover the encouragement and confidence that Revelation was originally meant to bring.

You’re invited to hear Michael Stewart, Director of Music at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul present: Celebrate the Music – the next event in the Friends of Wellington Cathedral’s series to Art @ the Cathedral – on Wednesday 22 July at 5.30 pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul.

To celebrate NZ National Bible Sunday on 19 July the Waikanae Anglican parish is putting on a display of Bibles and Prayer books at St Michael and All Angels, Waikanae Beach on the 18 & 19 July.