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May 2019 newsletter

2022 Leadership Hui Info

27-30 April 2022

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The strongest call from this hui for me was the message we as kin are called to be peacemakers, co- creators with God and that loving leaders are a very powerful thing.

— Nai Cokanasiga, https://anglicanwomen.nz/the-way-of-the-cross-the-way-of-sorrow-2/

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