Introduction to the Gospel of Luke.
It’s nearly Christmas butWaikato-Waiariki Synod is helping get you ready for 2025! Synod Education Day: Introduction to the Gospel of […]

Inspiration, Resources and Community

Inspiration, Resources and Community
It’s nearly Christmas butWaikato-Waiariki Synod is helping get you ready for 2025! Synod Education Day: Introduction to the Gospel of […]
Further details on registration and conference arrangements will be sent out in early October.Registration (including morning and afternoon teas): $50 […]
Further details on registration and conference arrangements will be sent out when available.Registration (including morning and afternoon teas): $50 waged, […]
Details of 2024 conference to be announced
Speakers: Terry Wall, David Bell, Nicola Grundy Resources under the spotlight: Who can come? Anyone who wants to do things well […]
You are warmly invited to the launch of the Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit State of the Nation 2025 report. 6pm […]
School of Theology South Island Methodist Synod Te Hinota Weteriana o te Waipounamu We are pleased to announce that our […]
This is the first session in a multi-part exploration of the First Testament led by Rev Dr Lynne Wall. The lecture will introduce key themes and contexts, setting the stage for deeper engagement. The following week’s discussion session, facilitated by Ngaire Southon and/or Viv Whimster, will provide an opportunity to reflect, ask questions, and explore applications for worship leadership.
The Bible and Violence Auckland Ecumenical Lay Preachers Gathering Dr Emily Colgan of Trinity Methodist Theological College will join us […]
This is the first session in a multi-part exploration of the First Testament led by Rev Dr Lynne Wall. The lecture will introduce key themes and contexts, setting the stage for deeper engagement. The following week’s discussion session, facilitated by Ngaire Southon and/or Viv Whimster, will provide an opportunity to reflect, ask questions, and explore applications for worship leadership.
On the eve of Anzac Day, Bill Wiser reflects on war, conscience, and peace—tracing his family's wartime experiences and exploring the ongoing witness of Christian communities committed to eliminating the causes of war.
In this Theology Seminar, Anabaptist pastor Bill Wiser explores whether the 500-year-old movement of radical discipleship, community, and reconciliation still offers a meaningful model for Christian life and human flourishing in the 21st century.