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Welcome To The Anglican Women’s Studies Centre

  • For women in leadership, for women’s voices in theology, for mentoring, networking, publishing and for making a difference … Read more about us
  • Meet the Members of the Council for the Anglican Women’s Studies centre HERE

Our Latest Posts and Stories

  • Manawatia a Matariki
    The Ven. Numia Marama Tomoana (BTheol, MTheol) was born and raised in Heretaunga (Hastings) and now, as Minita a Rohe, feels blessed to live in the vicarage next door to Waipatu Marae and homestead where she and her whānau grew up.
  • What is Spiritual Direction?
    Rosemary Carey Hear Rosemary on a Virtual Theology Chat Thursday 24 April 2025 7pm on Zoom All Welcome. https://anglicanchurch-nz.zoom.us/j/94599431152 My understanding and experience of Spiritual Direction is two people enjoying the privilege of being engaged in close conversation, bonded in the love and unity of the Trinity, which invites them to grow into a deeper…
  • Seeking a Brilliant Administrator
      Ceridwyn Parr has served the Anglican Women’s Studies Council Council with grace and dedication for six years, and we will miss her wisdom and guiding presence. The Council is now looking for a new administrator who can rise to the occasion. AdministratorAnglican Women’s Studies CentreThe Council for Anglican Women’s Studies Centre is seeking an…
  • Hope is Already Here, Let’s Face it: Reinterpreting Sunday Services
    Authors: Bridie Boyd, Jess Hall, Tepene Marsden In a climate where people are longing for genuine connection and explorations in faith, are our services effectively meeting this need? Jess Hall, Bridie Boyd and Tepene Marsden talk about the lack of numbers at Sunday Services has represented a dwindling hope for many in the future of…
  • A Sinful Woman is Forgiven / The Healing of the Wounding in Jesus
    [A Feminist Theological Reflection on Luke 7: 36 – 50] By Lucy Nanson I am sure this woman was acting spontaneously, and with a love she could not consciously articulate at the time. Hers was a love that does not count the cost – at least not until afterwards. I have built upon a theological…