The Anglican Missions Board enables the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, in a spirit of partnership, to share in the global dimension to Christ's mission of proclaiming the Gospel, nurturing believers, responding to human need, transforming society, and caring for creation.

• National Indigenous Archbishop Mark Macdonald of Canada

  given same title and status as the Metropolitan Archbishops

  19 July 2019

  Archbishop Mark has just become an Archbishop in the church of Canada. Their General Synod adopted the motion for a self-determining Indigenous church, included Archbishop Mark having the same title and status as the Metropolitan Archbishops. A very historic and significant moment in the history of our church, and especially for the Indigenous church of Canada as well as for the Indigenous Network worldwide. more»

  

• House of Sarah extends its horizons to working with young people

  12 July 2019

  Earlier this year the House of Sarah held a workshop specifically for young people to educate on human rights, gender based violence and above all what the Bible says on these issues. Read about this workshop and some feedback from participants in the House of Sarah newsletter covering the first quarter of 2019. Vinaka Vakalevu more»

  

• Sister Litia of the Order of the Community of the Sacred Name, Fiji

  passed away 8 July 2019

  11 July 2019

  The Diocese of Polynesia has advised with great sadness the passing of Sr Litia on Monday 08 July 2019. Sr Litia was a nun who offered her life for many years serving the children at St Christopher's Home. She also was a former Sister in Charge of the Home. Please pray for her family, friends and community. more»

• Be in to win!

  It's time to get creative!

  4 July 2019

  We want to see your parish’s most creative church noticeboard ever! To encourage each other to get involved in supporting overseas mission, create an exciting noticeboard more»