Anglican Missions represents the Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia. It is a Catalyst for mission where funds are raised and allocated according to the 5 Marks of Mission; a Coordinator where we facilitate a joined-up and collaborative approach to mission action; and we are a Champion for mission through telling good stories.

He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata
What is the most important thing in the world? It is the people, it is the people, it is the people.

• Please pray for our Lenten Appeal projects

  23 March 2021

  As Lent is drawing to a close, we ask that you continue to pray for the projects supported by this year's Lenten Appeal - St Luke's Hospital, Nablus; for the youth of the Diocese of Egypt; for the installation of water systems for religious communities of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and for the Christian Care Centre providing shelter for vulnerable women and children. more»

  

• Day 12 of our Partners in Prayer diary

  Oops - an error

  18 March 2021

  Apologies to Judith MacKenzie of Christchurch who is the AAW NZ President - we missed this out on Day 12 of our Diary, citing instead Dot Muir, who is in fact the Dunedin Diocese AAW President. Hopefully the only error in the diary. Photo: St Gabriel's Fiji, 2019 - Judith MacKenzie on far right more»

  

• 2021 Partners in Prayer diary is here

  1 March 2021

  Our 2021 Partners in Prayer booklet has now been mailed to subscribers. It is available also to read online. And hard copies are available from the office. more»

  

• Anglican Missions Lenten Appeal 2021

  22 February 2021

  This annual appeal launched on Ash Wednesday supports St Luke's Hospital, Nablus (Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem), Youth leadership training for the Diocese of Egypt, and the Anglican Church of Melanesia (water security project and the Christian Care Centre) more»