News archive
KCML announce staff change
Rev Dr Steve Taylor, Principal, Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership (KCML) announced the news today that Rev Dr Mark Johnston is leaving his role at KCML.
KCML appoints new ministry formation co-ordinator
Rev Dr Fei Taule’ale’ausumai Davis has been appointed as a part-time ministry formation co-ordinator at Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership.
Fei takes up the role in March. She shares the role with Rev Nikki Watkin who began in February 2020.
Update from the Theological Education and Leadership Review team
The Theological Education and Leadership Review Team (TELT) is pleased to present a summary of some of the feedback received during the consultation process.
Presbyterian Women invites congregations to support the special collection for International Women's Day
Presbyterian and Uniting parishes are invited to support the Presbyterian Women Aotearoa Special Collection on Sunday, 8 March 2020.
Rev Nikki Watkin appointed to ministry formation role with Knox Centre
Knox Centre for Ministry and Learning (KCML) is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Nikki Watkin as Ministry Formation Co-ordinator.
Pastoral message from the Moderator: Australia, our neighbour in strife
Dear friends
Greetings in Jesus name.
Jesus said, "Love your neighbor, as yourself". (Matthew 22:39)
End of Choice Life Bill - Where to from here?
In November, the End of Life Choice Act 2019 (EOLC Act) passed its third and final reading in Parliament after a two-year process.
World Council of Churches urges action on climate change
“God saw everything that God had made, and indeed, it was very good.”—Gen 1:31
Assembly Office hours over the Christmas and New Year period
Assembly Office is closed from 5pm, Friday, 20 December and re-opens 8am on Monday, 13 January.
Message from the Moderator on the Samoa measles epidemic
Samoa, our neighbour in strife
The measles outbreak in the beautiful islands of Samoa has rocked and shaken this pristine paradise to its very core. The lives of so many lost so harshly - especially the lives of little infants, so fragile, so beloved.