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Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa
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Electoral Process Te Hui Amorangi Ki Te Waipounamu
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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.
Electoral Process Te Hui Amorangi Ki Te Waipounamu
Learn more about the Electoral College process, including the timeline.
Te Takawai | Diploma in Christian Studies
Te Takawai is the NZQA Level 5 Diploma in Christian Studies. It is a collaboration between St Johns Theological College and the Te Takawai network of four Hui Amorangi.
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Ngā Kōrero | Our Stories
Faith & Community
Anzac Day – He Hokinga Mahara
25 April 2026
Eighty years ago, in 1946, the last of the 28th (Māori) Battalion returned home from the theatres of war across Europe and North Africa. They were welcomed into Wellington Harbour...
Faith & Community
The Quiet Mahi of Military Chaplaincy
24 April 2026
As Anzac Day nears, New Zealand, Australia, and parts of the Pacific pause to remember, honour, and mourn the men and women who died in service of their countries.
Governance / Church News
Mahia Te Mahi: Reports from Te Rūnanga Whāiti
16 April 2026
On 3 March 2026, Te Rūnanga Whāiti met in Wellington for its quarterly hui on behalf of Te Rūnanganui.
Creation Care / Environment
Manuika on the Moana: A Journey of Faith, Culture, and Creation Care
16 April 2026
Sail for Hope (Soko ni Nuinui) is bringing together indigenous navigation, Christian formation and climate action on a 50-day programme to show that the ocean is a bridge connecting cultures, parishes, and people. Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa Kaituiui Rangatahi, Eli Tapine, will join the Fijian...
Rangatahi
“Break Every Yoke”: Aotearoa Youth Join Asian Faith Leaders in Call for Justice
16 April 2026
Christian youth representatives from across Asia and neighbouring regions will gather in Chiang Mai, Thailand, this week for the 5th Asian Ecumenical Youth Assembly (AEYA).
Rangatahi
Kua Ara a te Karaiti/Christ Has Risen – Upoko o Te Ika rangatahi Easter Camp
10 April 2026
Kaihautu Rangatahi for Te Hui Amorangi ki Te Upoko o te Ika, Levi Torrey offers this reflection on the Rangatahi Easter Camp held at Mikaere Tapu, Te Papaioea (St Michaels, Palmerston North). The Rangatahi Easter Camp was a meaningful and engaging experience that brought...
Leadership
Alive in Christ: Easter Baptisms and Confirmations in the Waiapu Valley
9 April 2026
Easter weekend in the Waiapu valley was a fruitful celebration of the resurrection of Karaiti Ihu, and the affirmation of faith and whakapapa. With 14 baptisms and 38 confirmations across...
Leadership
Archbishop Don’s Easter Reflection
7 April 2026
This Easter weekend I returned to the East Coast and to our tipuna whare, Rākaihoea, in Kākāriki, near Ruatoria.
Primates and Archbishops
Primatial Easter Message: What Happens When Love Leads Us?
2 April 2026
What happens when love leads us? Around 2,000 years ago there was a teacher who told his disciples that he had a new commandment for them.