A New Post-earthquake Church
All Souls Church of Christchurch, New Zealand, begins a new life in a bright new space.
Canon Hunn Apologizes for Hymn Choice
“I and the liturgy team made the mistake of including a hymn in our worship that caused pain to survivors of sexual trauma and others.”
6 Parishes Contend for Heritage Awards
Anglican churches and a school are more than half of the finalists for an award recognizing “commitment, investment, or a unique solution to earthquake strengthening.”
Abuse Concerns Expand
Archbishops in New Zealand and South Africa call for greater protections against exploitation.
Māori Archbishop Election
Maori Anglicans will elect a new archbishop to succeed the late Archbishop Brown Turei.
Mending a City’s Broken Heart
Christchurch’s synod is on the brink of deciding the future of its cathedral.
Synod May Donate Cathedral
Donation could help pay for restoring New Zealand’s Christchurch Cathedral, devastated by an earthquake in 2011.
Lost in the Ruins
Six years after a massive earthquake, the damaged Christchurch Cathedral remains a site of contention.
Abp. Brown Turei Dies at 92
The Most Rev. Brown Turei, the Anglican Communion’s oldest archbishop, died peacefully Jan. 9.
No to Suicide
Three members of a New Zealand bioethics council oppose a law permitting euthanasia.