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God Calls: “Touch the earth lightly”

APW Conference May 1-3rd 2009 at The Steeple,
Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston North

Keynote Speakers - Issues of Global Warming:

  • Mrs Linda Bales: International speaker on Poverty & Population from USA
  • Dr Kevin Tate: Scientist, International expert Climate Change.
  • The Very Rev Pamela Tankersley, Teacher– Facilitator.
  • Rev Sharon Ensor Conference Chaplain. CREATION- caring/sharing.

Good budget accommodation twin/ single rooms + ensuite. Close to City centre, shops and cafés. We offer you an excellent programme on a topical and challenging theme so please come.

Wearable art have fun !

Start recycling now and bring your creation! Workshops: bible study, singing and dance in worship.

APW National Survey 2008

The Policy & Administration Committee thanks all the churches who participated in this Survey and who extended their best wishes to APW. The large number of people who responded with comments was appreciated. The results of the Survey would not meet the rigorous standards of a statistician but do give us some insight into the future direction of APW.  For more information.

Hard working Presbyterian Women

Through the hard work of the Association of Presbyterian Women around the country amount of the cheque given to the Stroke Foundation was $29,640.63. For the complete article, click [More]

APW Newsletter

Though there may be a temptation to hibernate during the Winter months, APW has been kept busy and it is timely to report on what has been happening. View the latest newsletter.

Prayer Network

Over the past 2 years the National Mission Enabler, John Daniel, and his team have been gathering from round the PCANZ a Network of Intercessors and Pray-ers. These people minister to the Church and ission through their prayers.

  • The vision is that every community, every congregation and every pastoral leader is prayed for
  • every day
  • The mission is to be a praying church that corporately and personally makes Jesus known.

For further information view the prayer network letter.