Assembly Office closed over Easter
Assembly Office will be closed over the Easter period from 5pm on Thursday, 13 April, and will re-open at 8:30am on Wednesday, 19 April.
Assembly Office will be closed over the Easter period from 5pm on Thursday, 13 April, and will re-open at 8:30am on Wednesday, 19 April.
Presbyterian Church Moderator, the Rt Rev Richard Dawson has posted on his Moderator blog about flooding in the town of Edgecumbe and the help that will be required.
Engage with the World: Easter Hope.
The latest Council News March 2017 is now online. Read about the decisions made when the Council of Assembly met for regular business from 2-4 March 2017 at the Mary McKillop Centre, Mission Bay, Auckland.
Nambawan! is dedicated to our partnership with the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu.
The March edition of the Mingalaba newsletter, shares the latest news about the Ricebowl Mission, our Church's Global Mission partnership with the Presbyterian Church of Myanmar. Read Mingalaba
Tēnā koutou katoa
Jill Kayser is an undoubted taonga of our Church. She is a person of great integrity, remarkable resilience and amazing vision. The following article is written by Jill for this year’s national Children’s Day on Sunday 5 March.
Over the last twelve months the Presbyterian and Anglican Schools’ offices have been collaborating on a Christian contemplation curriculum website.
The website is now live and can be found at www.ccc.net.nz
There are many resources available to New Zealand schools from within the mindfulness stream which have either a Buddhist or secular framework, explains Rev Sharon Ross Ensor from the Presbyterian Schools' Resource Office.
Dear colleagues and friends
I have been advised that the Very Rev John Murray died this morning (Friday, 17 February) at a hospice in Kapiti.
We pause and acknowledge John’s life and the many contributions he made.
We express our love, sympathy and support - and our prayers - to Shirley and the family.
John was born in November 1929, and attended St Clair School, followed by Westminster College, then undertook MA studies at Otago University.
He attended the Theological Hall as a special student in 1952.