Kids Friendly 2015 resources
Visit the Kids Friendly website to download resources including the Kids Friendly Planning Calendar 2015 http://kidsfriendly.org.nz/wp-content/Uploads/2015-Kids-Friendly-Planning-Calendar-final.docx and Sharing Lent with Children http://kidsfriendly.org.nz/wp-content/Uploads/Sharing-Lent-with-Children2.pdf
Seeking Mission Advisor for the Synod of Otago & Southland
Due to the retirement of the current Mission Advisor, the Synod of Otago & Southland and Southern Presbytery are seeking an experienced Christian leader to take up the position of Mission Advisor. Applications close 5pm, 20 February 2015.
Moderator’s comment on terrorist attacks in France
14 January 2015
The terrorist attacks in France last week were not in the name of God, as claimed, but were the results of a brutal and savage political ideology of fear and terror. No amount of debate on freedom of speech should be allowed to cloud the evil of these killings. All who participate in acts of terrorism should be brought to justice.
KiwiAdvent is back!
Thanks to the team at Presbyterian Youth Ministry, KiwiAdvent is back again this year. Follow the week leading up to the birth of Jesus through a series of messages delivered by text, Facebook or Twitter.
Text "follow kiwiadvent" to 8987 to receive the messages.
Minutes of the General Assembly online
Download the Minutes of the 2014 General Assembly held at Saint Kentigern College, Pakuranga, Auckland Saturday 4 October – Tuesday 7 October 2014.
Put old family arguments aside and enjoy a peaceful Christmas Day says Church
While Christmas is often a time of joy for reunited families, for others it is a time of arguments, old grudges and reminders of the differences that separate us.
A recent survey found that the average British family will have at least five arguments on Christmas Day, often over family gossip and grievances. In New Zealand, family conflict leads to increases in domestic violence during the Christmas holiday period.
Spanz summer 2014 edition online
The summer edition of Spanz magazine explores how churches are opening their kitchens and their hearts to their communities and explores some of the key events and decisions from General Assembly 2014.
New Master for Knox College
The Very Rev Dr Graham Redding has been appointed Master of Knox College, Dunedin. He takes up the role from 12 January, 2015.
For the past eight years Dr Redding has been the Principal of the Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership, which is the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Dunedin-based training centre for ministers and lay leaders.
Seeking new principal for Knox Centre
Applications are invited for the position of principal of Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership, following the resignation of current principal, the Very Rev Dr Graham Redding to take up the position of Master of Knox College. Applications close 5 December.
