Whānau
We want to grow our children and families to have a faith that they embody and live out, revealing God’s heart and grace to those in the local kindy, school, shops, neighbourhood, and wherever they find themselves. As the church, we intentionally build connections with children and families in the local community. As an intergenerational whānau “we welcome children, emerging adults, recovering addicts, single adults, widows, single parents, teens whose parents are not around, the elderly, those in crisis, empty nesters and struggling parents of young children into a safe but challenging place to be formed into the image of Christ.” We welcome in the last, least, and lost, and offer the grace and acceptance we ourselves have been given.
Anglican Schools
The Anglican Schools Office provides professional development, pastoral support and resourcing for chaplains, RE teachers, principals, boards and staff of Anglican Schools across Aotearoa NZ and Polynesia. It aims to facilitate opportunities for students to be nurtured in faith and instructed in Christian beliefs. It supports 10 schools in Polynesia, 2 Maori schools and 34 Pakeha schools, providing a point of connection with the church in all three Tikanga.
Sports Ministry
A great way to connect with your local community is through sports outreach programmes
Generous Hospitality
As part of a Lent series for the Anglican Diocese of Wellington on 'Generous Hospitality,' we put together a couple of family film options with questions to reflect on.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Paddington
5 Marks of Mission
Refugees are welcome
A page dedicated to our response to the refugee crisis
Anglican Schools
The Anglican Schools Office provides professional development, pastoral support and resourcing for chaplains, RE teachers, principals, boards and staff of Anglican Schools across Aotearoa NZ and Polynesia. It aims to facilitate opportunities for students to be nurtured in faith and instructed in Christian beliefs. It supports 10 schools in Polynesia, 2 Maori schools and 34 Pakeha schools, providing a point of connection with the church in all three Tikanga.
Sports Ministry
A great way to connect with your local community is through sports outreach programmes
- Messy Church Sports Fun
- Sport: Connecting your church and your community - an article on Youth and Children's Work
- Sports Chaplaincy New Zealand
- Ready Set Go! Making disciples for Christ in all nations in the world of sport and play.
- Ways to engage with large sporting events, such as the Rugby World Cup in 2015 - see here
- Scripture Union's Champion's Challenge Holiday Programme
- John Hardwick's Sports Academy and Champions Holiday Clubs
Generous Hospitality
As part of a Lent series for the Anglican Diocese of Wellington on 'Generous Hospitality,' we put together a couple of family film options with questions to reflect on.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Paddington
5 Marks of Mission
- Messy Church's response to 5 Marks of Mission
- Messy Social Action
Refugees are welcome
A page dedicated to our response to the refugee crisis