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It’s here! Talanoa, Telling our stories, Kōrerohia a tātou pūrakau

October 8, 2020

Happiness, sadness, reflection, anger and laugh out loud humour -all can be found in our latest publication. Deep spirituality, theological reflection, profound faith and aroha are also in these pages. Over forty Anglican women , ordained and lay, have written their stories, contributing to a beautiful, moving account of their lives, before during and after the history making decision to ordain women as Priests in the Anglican Church of these islands. Women were encouraged to write in their own voice, thus revealing the texture of our three tikanga church, and the sacredness of each story. from the foreword Order your copy now for $25.00. Orders of 5 or more are $22.00. Plus postage … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gatherings, Maori, Pakeha, Pasefika, publications, Uncategorized, Womens Stories, Talanoa Tagged With: publication, Talanoa, women priests

Have you enjoyed post-graduate research?

July 13, 2020

Are you a woman in the Anglican Church who has carried out research that would interest others? Would you like to share your research with a wider audience? Photo: Unsplash Would you like to write/speak about your post graduate research ? Did you know that your research can inspire and encourage other women in our church? THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO WRITE AN ARTICLE BASED ON YOUR THEOLOGICAL/DIVINITY/MINISTRY POST-GRADUATE THESIS FOR WOMEN FROM THE ANGLICAN CHURCH IN NEW ZEALAND, AOTEAROA & POLYNESIA A kaupapa of the Anglican Women’s Studies Centre is to encourage and support women in theological education. Photo: Ian Schneider, Unsplash  There is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Study Opportunities, Womens Stories, Talanoa Tagged With: Anglican, ordained woman, post graduate, publication, research, study

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