Leadership
How a Bishop will be Chosen: Inside the Sacred Electoral Process
The election of a Pīhopa is no mere formality; it is a sacred act of discernment, a communal search for God’s will.
Official Notice of Vacancy for Bishop of Te Hui Amorangi ki Te Waipounamu
Tioro! Tioro! Ka tīorooro ki te rangi e tū nei, ka tīorooro ki te whenua e hora nei, ka tīorooro ki ngā taringa o te katoa.
Bishop Richard Wallace, a servant of, for and by Te Waipounamu
Bishop Richard Wallace at his ordination held at Ōnuku Marae in 2016 Te Hui Amorangi o Te Waipounamu is in the process of electing a Bishop to fill the role left by the sudden passing of the Right...
Pursuing Distributive Justice for Tikanga Māori
The Most Reverend Dr Don Tamihere is calling for distributive justice and equity for Tikanga Māori within the Anglican Church and says the distribution of funding from St John’s College Trust Board is the natural first step. In a working...
Christ Turns Us from Despair to Hope
Every year we are gifted the blessing of returning to the Christmas season and to the lessons that the story of the birth of Jesus holds for us.
Faith in Action: Anglican and Catholic Leaders Join at COP30 for Climate Justice
Anglican and Catholic delegations attending COP30 in Brazil met to explore theological responses to climate change, new pathways for collaboration, education, and advocacy in the face of a global crisis. Held...
Love our faith, love our hāhi, love our Mihinaretanga – as our tīpuna did
In his Bishop’s Charge to open the hīnota (synod) for Te Hui Amorangi ki Te Tairāwhiti, Te Pīhopa o Te Tairāwhiti, the Most Reverend Dr Don Tamihere, has called on...
Hui Amorangi Inform Leadership Future
‘Ko te Amorangi ki Mua’ – the Commission on Episcopal Leadership (COEL) is leading a tikanga-led electoral process ahead of Te Rūnanganui, refining electoral college procedures, defining what’s needed to...
Ko te Amorangi ki Mua shapes tikanga-led electoral process ahead of Te Rūnanganui
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.
Te Rūnanga Whāiti Back Equity and Leadership
Chaired by Archdeacon Susan Wallace, the latest sitting of Te Runanga Whāiti addressed major kaupapa of equity, governance, and future capacity.