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Hui scopes out Mihinare education

29 September 2023

Leaders of Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa took a close-up look at Mihinare-led education in an afternoon on ministry formation, kura and mātauranga at Te Rūnanganui 2023.

Hāhi moves to prevent abuse

29 September 2023

A motion acknowledging the pain experienced by survivors of abuse within Church-based care, and seeking to restore their mana and tapu, was passed unanimously at Te Rūnanganui 2023 on Friday...

Hāhi goes deep on suicide

29 September 2023

A frank discussion on the sensitive topic of suicide brought together ideas from around the world during Friday’s wānanga at Te Rūnanganui o te Pihopatanga o Aotearoa.It was an emotional...

Ōmahu welcomes Te Rūnanganui

28 September 2023

Te Rūnanganui o te Pihopatanga o Aotearoa was welcomed to Ōmahu marae in a sun-drenched pōhiri on Thursday, to whenua at the heart of a community whose homes were devastated...

Te Rūnanganui 2023 seeks to build flourishing whanau

17 September 2023

The future mission and ministry of Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa as a flourishing indigenous Church will be under discussion when Te Rūnanganui gathers in Te Matau a Maui (Hastings) later this month.

Hukarere kōhine back together for Term 3

17 September 2023

Hukarere Girls’ College students and staff will start the new school term living together in a refurbished Havelock North hotel after nearly seven months apart.

Thriving safely key in theological education

17 September 2023

Further education and support for Māori ministry trainers will be the subject of a wānanga again this month following a successful event in August.

Te Oranga Ake o te Ao: a Global Response

12 December 2021

Tā Apirana Ngata once famously said; ko to ringa ki ngā rākau ā te Pākeha hei ora mō te tinana, ko tō ngākau ki ngā taonga a ō tipuna Māori,...

Kia tū he Pīhopa Tāpiri?

10 December 2021

Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa is to establish a Commission looking into issues surrounding the appointment of Assistant Bishops in Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa.

Te Oranga ake o te iwi

9 December 2021

COVID-19, social media disinformation, racism, climate change and major social inequities – how does a person of faith respond to these pressing kaupapa (issues)? Through the word of God and...

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