Archbishop Brown Turei announced on Sunday 9th October a new Bishop Elect for Te Waipounamu
There’s a story about that at: http://www.anglicantaonga.org.nz/News/Tikanga-Maori/TWP-RW
Sunday Services 10:30am at 587 Elizabeth St, Redfern, Sydney
To Jenny and the whanau of the Late Sir Ian Turbott Kt, AO, CMG, CVO, CStJ, Hon.D. List (UWS) our deepest condolences.
We were so privileged to have Sir Ian as a friend of the Church, his presence at our ANZAC Services was inspirational as he encompassed the essence of our New Zealand Veterans living in Australia, the ANZAC Spirit and the nobility of a New Zealand Service person.
Courtesy of New Zealand Veterans in Australia
I am writing to express our deepest gratitude for your financial donations to our church throughout the 2015-2016 year. Generous tithing and gifts from donors (individually and organisationally) like you provide the financial and moral support needed to continue our mission.
With your faithful financial contributions over the years, you’ve demonstrated your deep commitment to our ministry and the work we do within the Maori community of Sydney.
Your support has repeatedly played a key role in us being able to help our people during times of the loss of loved ones, bringing couples together in marriage, performing baptisms, confirmations and being able to have church Wananga. It also enables us to utilize and maintain our church, Te Wairua Tapu, in Redfern.
There is no way to fully express my gratitude for your loyalty. We at the Maori Anglican Fellowship are continually inspired by the dedication and generosity of donors like yourselves who answer the call to give again and again.
Once again, thank you! May God bless you all, no matter where you are located around the world.
Arohanui
The Venerable Kaio Karipa
Chaplain
The Sydney Maori Anglican Fellowship
Church of Te Wairua Tapu
Erina Morunga, Filipa Payne, Kiri Barber, Roger Reeves and Butch Barber drove around Australia (17,000 + kms) to raise awareness and education about the Section 501 of the Australian Migration Act that impacts on our people residing in Australia. This is an important kaupapa and the New Zealand Labour MP Kelvin Davis was present at the Sydney Launch.
Today Kiri & Butch Barber share their experiences,their stories and the generosity of those they met on their travels. The passion of Erina, Filpa and Roger and the injustices.
It is with sadness, that we advise Reverend Canon George Ehau passed away on the 31st March 2016 in Christchurch, New Zealand. Our love and prayers are with Wyn and whanau at this time.
Photo: Anglican Taonga New Zealand