Monday, 6 September, 2010
ANGLICAN DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND
Lifestyle
What good is faith if it doesn’t work when it hits the road? Being Anglican means passionately pursuing a way of life as God created it to be in all areas – family, social justice, the environment, sustainability and spirituality. Here’s how Christ’s message is being lived by our people right now.
The Top 5 Ethical Christmas Gifts
Jolyon White offers his Top 5 ethical Christmas gifts to insure a clear conscience - and a low overdraft.
Faith in the Fast Lane
A new race horse ministry to the Canterbury racing industry has great odds of success.
The Top 5 other ways of being a better steward
Jolyon White, Anglican Social Justice Commission enabler, offers five often forgotten ways of “caring for the things God has given us for the sake of others.”
The Guardians
If the word ‘archives’ brings to mind boring old books, then think again. Diocesan archivist Jane Teal shares the occupational hazards of safeguarding our Church’s heritage.
Popular Topics
News: Anglican Taonga Online
Quake damages many churches but spirits are holding up
The 7.1 earthquake that hit Christchurch on September 4 has damaged many churches throughout the diocese, but spirits within parishes seem to be holding up.
Archbishops reach out to Canterbury
- Ancient voices stir modern hopes
- African bishops pull no punches
- Dr Williams: African summit 'significant'
- 'Hip-hop' welcome to new dean
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