“Some of these races can literally last for days!” says Levi. “My friends think I'm crazy for undertaking such an enduring race, I think I can use this race to grow closer to God and get a higher understanding of myself.”
Our hosts for the next week would overwhelm us with joyful hospitality and gratitude for being on their small place in a very big ocean.
We are invited to join God in his work of restoration, living with purpose and participating in his mission in the world – and a major part of that mission calls us to remember, to reflect and to share who God is and what he has done.
Thoughts, reflections, news and stories from across the diocese emailed to you every week.
"My friends think I'm crazy."
On the 67th General Synod Te Hīnota Whānui.
"We are all learners, learning and growing in faith together across the ages and stages."
“Life’s more than: you’re born, you have breakfast, go to work, go home, and die.”
"What do these stones mean?"
Why we should care, and how we can respond.
What if God says “stay”?
The great Mozart was moved to write: “The organ will always be the king of instruments”.
I invite you to pray for children and families ministries in another parish.
The big changes in my life have grown out of small, ordinary moments – not grand gestures.
"Every body matters. Everybody matters."
"People in our community are already asking questions about meaning and spirituality."
