The new edition of the document "Religious Diversity in Aotearoa New Zealand", a Statement on Religious Diversity was launched in Auckland on the 1st of July 2026. Members of the…
“A happy and engaging event of people of faith” – a comment made by one of the attendees summing up a celebration organised by the AIFC (Auckland Inter-Faith Council) on…
Members of the Abrahamic traditions celebrating 30 years of the Auckland Council for Christians and Muslims (CCM) The big windows in the Selwyn Chapel of the Auckland Anglican Trinity Cathedral…
More than 150 people joined the traditional Good Friday Ecumenical Walk in Beach Haven and Birkdale in 2026. In imitation of the beginning of Matthew's account of the Passion of…
“Our Kaupapa is Dialogue” Aotearoa New Zealand is ranking as the 16th most religiously diverse nation in the world. With only about 4.6million people and about half of the population…
“I Will Give You Rest: Come” – the title chosen for this year’s World Day of Prayer featured women of Nigeria.Every year, on the first Friday of March, women (and…
What is true and what is not true? How is truth connected to beauty? On Saturday, 21 February 2026, a conference led by the Dominican Friars of Australia and New…
At the end of the World Interfaith Harmony Week 2026, more than 50 participants of 15 different faiths or religious groups met for a workshop in Browns Bay, Auckland, to…
Chris Verryt is an iconographer from and in Auckland. Iconography is the art of 'writing' icons, pictures who are much more than paintings. Similar to icons on our computers, they…
Kauri trees of different sizes, tūī birds, kererū (NZ woodpigeons), – and the feeling of nature in the middle of New Zealand’s biggest city. It is amazing what the reserves…