The Revd Stephanie Clay is the Link representative for Christchurch DIocese, for the Anglican Women’s Studies Centre. She begins her new position as Chaplain at St Margaret’s College in Christchurch In July. https://www.anglicantaonga.org.nz/features/extra/stmags_chaplain
A space for you- the Bryant Retreat for Women, in Raglan
The Bryant Retreat is an environment where women can rest and relax in quiet, calm surroundings. This tranquil place is situated on the waterfront of the inner Raglan Harbour, and has been a haven for over 5o years. The Retreat accommodates up to six women at any one time, for a stay of 11 nights. […]
From Nagaland to Aotearoa, New Zealand: A Sulimi’s Story of Ordination.
Jekheli Kibami Singh read from her contribution at the launch of our latest publication.[1] My story begins with my Sümi context of Nagaland and continues in my current ministry context of Aotearoa New Zealand. Brief Context of Sümi I am a woman of the Sümi Naga tribe (aka Sema), one of various ethnic groups found […]
Mum said, ‘I think you need to be a priest.’
It was unheard of- a young single Tongan woman moving away from home. After working in travel and tourism for eight years, Mele Prescott left home in South Auckland to take a degree in theology. She saw this as a chance to wrestle with her thoughts and beliefs, as a young Christian follower in the […]
Congratulations Wendy Scott
The karanga rang through the warm evening to welcome the arrival of the new Dean of Waikato. The Revd Wendy Scott escorted by many friends and whanau walked up the aisle of the Waikato Cathedral Church of St Peter, in Kirikiriroa , Hamilton. Suddenly a lone voice sang out – I thank you Lord for […]