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    The Water Issue

    Christian Perspectives on Local Stewardship

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    Sermon on the Mount

    This winter All Saints in Methven have started feed: an innovative fresh expression designed to connect with the skiing and snow boarding community who take over the area this time of year. Philip Baldwin donned his thermals to check it out.

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    St Ambrose Cafe

    For years now, St Ambrose in Aranui have been running services to help people in need on the east side of Christchurch, while also offering a place for spiritual support. Megan Blakie pops in to sample the toasties at the community drop-in café.

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    Katharine Jefferts Schori Visit

    The Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Katharine Jefferts Schori, recently visited Christchurch while on holiday in New Zealand. Megan Blakie reports on her lecture entitled ‘Conversation and Language’.

Social Service Sunday Video

Jolyon White, Social Justice enabler for Anglican Care in Canterbury & Westland (NZ), talks about the importance of "closing the gaps" in our local communities.

Dialogue: Bishop Graham Cray

Bishop Graham Cray heads up the Fresh Expressions team in the UK and visited Christchurch in July. Spanky Moore caught up with him to talk Fresh Expressions.

Reflections on Water

Bryden Black offers reflections of how one woman’s life was changed forever by water talk.

5 Ways to Connect with Your Neighbourhood

Five ideas to help you and your parish reconnect with your local community.

Messy Church Conference: Sowing Seeds for Growth

Rev Debbie Smith is the New Zealand coordinator of Messy Church, a fresh expression which is helping bridge the generation gap in our pews.

Theatre Review: Waiting for Godot

Sara Boyce heads to the theatre to see this all-star ‘absurdist’ classic.

Art Review: I Don’t, No

Craig Dixon’s art exhibition explores the relationship between church and contemporary culture from a unique priestly perspective.

Photo Essay

Charlie Chaplains

News: Anglican Taonga Online

Ancient voices, modern challenges

The 2010 Theological Hui, Mana Atua, Mana Tangata has begun at St John’s College in Auckland. This year’s hui  is reflecting on the nature of power.

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