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August 30th, 2025 | At our Saturday gathering, we will reflect on two vital responses to the ecological crisis-inner transformation rooted in spiritual and relational connection with the natural world, and practical action using all available tools- exploring how both are essential and deeply relevant in the context of Aotearoa.
August 3rd, 2025| Explore the universe with an astronomer at the intersection of science and faith.
Dr. Nicola Hoggard Creegan reflects with Rev. A/Prof. Doru Costache on an upcoming essay exploring why science and theology struggle to connect. From Karl Barth’s influence to cultural resistance in both church and science, she calls for a more integrated pursuit of truth.
This book review of A New Copernican Turn highlights a compelling blend of cosmology, theology, contemplation, and consciousness, urging Christians to engage deeply with science and the natural world.
This book review celebrates Sarah Beattie’s From Eden to Interstellar Space, a profound exploration that blends faith, science, and cosmic wonder.
What if the mystery of Easter—the death and resurrection of Christ—invites us into a mystery as profound as the universe itself?
ISCAST–NZCIS Conversations 2025, in collaboration with the Centre for Theology and Psychology at Melbourne School of Theology.
March 22nd, 2025 | Experiencing Spirit in relationships, in the ‘ordinary and banal,’ and in ‘thin spaces’:
March 12th, 2025
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Finding Hope in an Uncertain Future – Join Us for Pizza, Connection, and Conversation on Climate Anxiety
In this review, Cirũ Muriuki explores Seb Falk’s captivating book, which takes readers on a journey through medieval science and faith. Guided by 14th-century monk Brother John of Westwyk, Falk reveals how theology, philosophy, and discovery intertwined, challenging modern perceptions of the so-called “Dark Ages.”
Advent is a sacred season of anticipation and preparation, where we reflect on the hope, peace, joy, and love that Christ brings. It’s a time to celebrate His birth and to prepare our hearts for His promised return, as we journey through this meaningful tradition of waiting with faith.
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We were not created to be survivors. We were created to have life. And what climate change does is challenge life
September 4th, 2024 |
What do AI ethics look like? What could the church bring to the conversation?
August 7th, 2024 |
Rev. Hilary Willett discusses the legitimacy of online Anglican communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, using insights from a ten-week online community initiated in 2021, emphasising the importance of continuing such communities.
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