Going Global is an experiential short-term mission programme built around the idea that lot can be learnt by being with others, hearing their stories, observing and participating in their way of life and daily rhythms.
Read the latest Mingalaba newsletter, about our Church's partnership with the Presbyterian Church of Myanmar.
Revs Roxy Gahegan, Malcolm Gordon and Sharon Ross Ensor are leading a weekend retreat at the Home of Compassion, Island Bay, Wellington on 23-25 August called Shipwrecks and Saving Graces.
If you have attended the Safety Warrant of Fitness programme in the past, PYM and Kids Friendly are interested in your feedback about the training.
The Theological Education and Leadership Training Task Group was appointed to undertake a review of theological education and leadership training within the Presbyterian Church.
Earlier this week, Council News was published. The bulletin contains a summary of key activities and decisions from the 14-15 June Council of Assembly meeting, which was held at the Mary MacKillop Centre, Mission Bay, Auckland.
Between 4-7 July, Matthew Fox, who is a spiritual theologian, Episcopal priest and activist for gender justice and eco-justice, will be giving four lectures in Auckland. Matthew will be speaking on: “Creation Spirituality: Reawakening Mysticism, Protecting Mother Earth”.
The Rev Stephanie Wells has been appointed Director of the Presbyterian Church Schools Resource Office and will commence work on 22 July 2019 in a 0.5FTE capacity. She is currently full-time minister at Kaiapoi Cooperating (Methodist/Presbyterian) just north of Christchurch.
CWS invites Presbyterian and Uniting parishes to mark Refugee Sunday on 23 June (Presbyterian and Methodist) or 7 July (Anglican). World Refugee Day is on 20 June.
This year, Refugee Sunday highlights the plight of refugees from Syria, some of whom were already Palestinian refugees.
The Presbyterian Church has made a submission on the review of the Charities Act (2005).
