Petra Zaleski may look like the picture-perfect vicar, but she has been on of a journey that took her to dark places. Finding herself at The...
This week we enter Advent, the time of waiting and wondering. I once heard someone say that in every Christian’s life, they will echo the words of...
A trip to Rangiriri, as part of the National Māori Hui on Labour weekend, was a day that no one present will ever forget. It brought our hidden...
From being evacuated as a child during WWII, to a recent diagnosis of cancer, Don Postins says he has developed a deep trust in God’s healing...
Online dating is now a fact of life for singles. But what does this mean for Christians? How do we maintain our integrity in the cut-throat world...
The End of Holyrood Road is a new picture book by author Dimity Powell, with whimsical illustrations by Nicky Johnston. It is a delightful book—...
As I reflected on the words of Commissioner Andy Westrupp at New Zeal, urging us towards love in Christ, I was struck with a disturbing notion: I...
A Northland methamphetamine programme has been acknowledged for its unique approach to the treatment of those battling addictions.
Michal Baken knew she had a calling on her life, but a chronic illness left her wondering how it could happen. Now, she has been accepted for...
For many of us, the idea of walking into a crowded room and striking up a conversation is no joke. As a nation, we’re not great conversationalists...
We live a little more than an hour’s drive from the Southern Alps. But a recent news story reminded me that it is a world away. Like the words to...
There is a growing movement to commemorate Parihaka Day on 5 November—the day in 1881 that a peaceful Māori village was ransacked by 1600 troops....
