The
Anglican Church Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia official website THE
ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AOTEAROA, NEW ZEALAND, and POLYNESIA
has three parts corresponding to the three parts of its name. It has 13
dioceses; seven of them are dioceses of the Pakeha (European) portion
of the church, five of them are Hui Amorangi of the Maori portion of
the church, which physically overlap the seven dioceses with different
boundaries. The last part is the Diocese of Polynesia, which
encompasses Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, and the Cook Islands.
Anglican
New Zealand Mainstream Anglican
Mainstream NZ Inc. is affiliated with AFFIRM (Anglican For
Faith Intercession Renewal and Mission) which is a partnership of
voluntary societies in the NZ Anglican Church Alpha
program and resources
Bishop
Philip Richardson, Bishop in Taranaki This website
is in the process
of being upgraded. Changes are only being made on the new version.
Apologies for any outdated information displayed here in the meanwhile.
We expect it to be completed within a few weeks
Anglican
Church Army The Church Army has been in
New Zealand since 1935, take the time
to check
out all their exciting ministries they offer in NZ.
Anglican
Church History in New Zealand The
Anglican Church in New Zealand had its beginnings in 1814 when the
Maori chief Ruatara agreed with the Reverend Samuel Marsden to give
protection to three missionaries and their families at Oihi in the Bay
of Islands. Missionary activity, including Christian teaching in the
Maori language ...
A church is not just a building.
The
heart of a church is the people.
St Chad's faith
community is made up of people who come from many parts of New
Plymouth.
This site is devoted to share some of
the life and commitment of this community of people.
It
is also our hope to share our dreams and hopes with you, may you not
only find this site on the net, but also find us, at St Chad's - a
place to belong