Te Haahi Mihinare
Te Oranga Ake o Te Iwi, o Te Ao
The flourishing of all people, and of all creation
Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa is the Māori Anglican Church, the indigenous expression of Anglicanism in Aotearoa-New Zealand. We seek Te Oranga Ake o Te Iwi, o te Ao, the expression of God’s Kingdom through the flourishing of all people and of all creation. We seek this through flourishing mission, enabled by flourishing leadership, embedded in flourishing knowledge.
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Ngā Kōrero | Our Stories
Commission on Episcopal Leadership
Ko te Amorangi ki Mua shapes tikanga-led electoral process ahead of Te Rūnanganui
11 September 2025
Ko te Amorangi ki Mua (the Commission on Episcopal Leadership) is progressing in its development of a tikanga-led electoral process in the lead up to Te Rūnanganui in December.
Commission on Episcopal Leadership
Te Rūnanga Whāiti Back Equity and Leadership
11 September 2025
Chaired by Archdeacon Susan Wallace, the latest sitting of Te Runanga Whāiti addressed major kaupapa of equity, governance, and future capacity.
Te ao Māori
Karakia reaffirms spiritual links to Kiingitanga at Koroneihana
11 September 2025
The first Koroneihana of Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po was both a celebration of Māoritanga and a time of reflection, as the sadness that has lingered...
Primates and Archbishops
Archbishops’ Statement Regarding the Holy Land
1 September 2025
E mihi ana ki te tangata, e tangi ana ki te whenua.
Te ao Māori
TAMARARO 2025: He hokinga ki te ūkaipō
1 September 2025
Nō ngā rā whakatā i tū ai te kaupapa kapa haka roa rawa o te motu ki roto o Te Uawa nui a Ruamatua, te whenua taurīkura o te tāngata...
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Local body elections are more than rates rises and playgrounds in 2025
30 August 2025
A quick backstory: The previous Labour government amended local government law to introduce Māori wards—an effort to honour the Treaty of Waitangi’s principle of partnership.
AILI
The future of the Anglican Communion is an indigenous church – Archbishop Marinez Bassotto
15 August 2025
The Most Reverend Marinez Bassotto, Primate of Brazil and Bishop of Amazonia, where many of Brazil’s Indigenous Anglicans live, joined the pilgrimage to Navajoland earlier this month and returned inspired...
AILI
God’s Great Dome Unites Indigenous Anglicans
14 August 2025
A week of celebration of faith and identity across two events in North America has Indigenous Anglican leaders energized, and enthusiastic for the future. The Most Reverend Chris Harper, National...
Education
Dr Jenny Te Paa-Daniel Joins Global Fellows Programme for Anglican Women’s Leadership
13 August 2025
The Episcopal Divinity School (EDS) has launched its inaugural Fellows Programme, an initiative aimed at equipping a new generation of Anglican women leaders from the Global South.
Maramataka