Anglican Women's Studies Centre

Connecting Anglican Women in Aoteaoroa, New Zealand, Polynesia

  • Home
  • About us
    • Anglican Women’s Studies Centre
    • Council for the Anglican Women’s Studies Centre 2020-2022
  • Latest News
    • Older Newsletters
  • Virtual Theology Chat
  • Womens Stories
  • 2022 Hui Information
  • Tikanga
    • Tikanga Maori
    • Tikanga Pakeha
    • Tikanga Pasefika
  • Our Hui
    • Virtual Theology Chat
    • Gatherings – in person and online
    • Council/Link Meetings
  • Contact us
You are here: Home / Tikanga / Pasefika / Talofa lava, Zita!

Talofa lava, Zita!

November 27, 2020

Zita Reid is one of two new Tikanga Pasefika Council Members

Zita Reid, Samoa

My name is  Genevieve Rozita Reid and I am the President of the Association of Anglican Women in the All Saints Anglican Parish in Samoa. I married into the Anglican Church over 30 years ago and have been President for about 6 years now.

In 2019 I was elected and became the first Samoan to become President of the AAW in the Diocese of Polynesia. Adrian Reid, ny husband, is the current people’s warden and my son is the current President of All Saints Anglican Youth. Our family is very dedicated to the parish through our leadership roles.

Being a member of the Anglican Women’s Studies Centre is a pleasure and it has helped me to grow spiritually and I continue to share that assistance with my fellow AAW members. As a leader of the Women in the Diocese of Polynesia, it is a great pleasure to be a part of AWSC. Faafetai tele lava!

The AWSC is delighted to welcome Zita. We look forward to meeting in person , instead of over ZOOM, because of Covid-19 border closures.

zitareid@gmail.com

Filed Under: New Appointments, Pasefika, Womens Stories, Talanoa

Virtual Theology Chat
Listen on Youtube

Keep in Touch

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • YouTube

Join our Email List

Posts on this Site

  • Dioceses (10)
    • Christchurch (3)
    • Waikato (7)
  • Gatherings – in person and online (54)
    • Council and Link Meetings (8)
    • Our Hui (14)
    • Virtual Theology Chat (16)
  • International (22)
  • New Appointments (11)
  • Places of study and retreat (2)
  • Reflections (32)
  • Resources (52)
    • Book Reviews (6)
    • Liturgical Resources (16)
    • Prayer (7)
    • publications (22)
    • Theological Education (3)
  • Study Opportunities (16)
  • Tikanga (77)
    • Maori (36)
    • Pakeha (42)
    • Pasefika (35)
  • Uncategorized (6)
  • Womens Stories, Talanoa (54)
  • Young Voices (9)

Latest Posts

  • Leading Lady Seeks Stipend: how humour, honesty and a robust prayer life have been key to one priest’s leadership journey.
  • Virtual Theology Chats -what’s coming up?
  • What Jesus learned from women
  • Nobody heard us: the case of Ms T and her sister Ms S
  • Karakia mō Matariki/Matariki Service- find out what is behind the liturgy
  • Ngā Whetū huihui i te rangi; ko tātou ka whakarautia  
  • A Pink Crochet whare- and how to think differently
  • Burnt out?  Exhausted from years of Covid life?

Tag Cloud

Anglican Bible bread making change Christchurch earthquake Christian Network-Talanoa climate change Council Covid-19 Diocese of Polynesia education Emily Colgan Ethel JAckson gender justice Gender Violence God grief House of Sarah Jane SImpson Jenny Campbell Kelera Oli liturgy Mana Wahine Patricia Allan Pechakucha prayer publication Rosemary Carey Ruihana Ruihana Paenga scholarship Scholarships Spiritual Direction spirituality Talanoa Telling our Stories theology Tonga Tonga 2019 UNCSW United Nations Virtual theology chat women priests World Council of Churches young women

Wisdom from members

The Hui for me was so special, as it reminded me of why our role is special within our Church, Communities and especially our families. I was reminded of the importance of our calling as women to “mother” “nurture” and “recognize” the journey or paths that we must take.

— Bolivia Smith, Samoa, https://anglicanwomen.nz/it-takes-a-woman

The Council and Links 2021

Join our Email List

Contact us

Ceridwyn Parr, Administrator
anglicanwomenstudies@gmail.com
Home Office 027 573 8073

General Synod Office
Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia

+64 9 521-4439
www.anglican.org.nz
Postal: PO Box 87188,
Auckland 1742, New Zealand

Snapshots

Val-Riches-Wendy-Scott-Ceridwyn-31-Jan-2020-Copy
Jenny-Dawson
Kaye-Dyer
Bishop-Ellie
Carole-Hughes
Pacific-hui-7
Bridie-Boyd
jenny-campbell
Adi-Tuidama-lighting-candle
ELizabeth-Coleman-book
Rene-Maiava
Ellen-Bernstein-UNCSW-2017-2-photos
Episcopal-Womens-History-Project
Wash-and-Pray
Mele-Prescott-79274930_10158144996404434_3976904772794974208_n
Jenny-Quince-Bettina-Maxwell-Deb-Cole-
Patricia-Allan-and-Ceridwyn-Parr
Book-2020-editorial-meeting-7-March-2020
The Revd Dr Patricia Allan
Farewell-to-Numia-and-EVelini
Jenny-te-Paa-Daniel
Adi-photo-9
1_Mele-Prescott-79274930_10158144996404434_3976904772794974208_n
Feb-Hui-Mila-and-Bettina-rotated
Jean Palmer
Eleni Tevi
Jacqui Paterson
Nyasha Gumbeze, Auckland
Jean-Palmer-2-1
Emily-Colgan
Eleni-Tevi
Mary-R-Aug-2020-IMG_7132
Blythe-photo
Kahui-Wahine-from-website
Bridie-Boyd-pechakucha
Kaye-Dyer-scaled
Jacqui-Paterson-71-20200324_214734
Sophie-Marie-Thirsk-Y10-2mp