MISSION GATEWAY FOR THE ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Anglican Missions Board enables the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, in a spirit of
partnership, to share in the global dimension to Christ's mission of proclaiming the Gospel, nurturing believers,
responding to human need, transforming society, and caring for creation.

Te Poari Mihinare Mo Te Haahi Ki Aotearoa, Niu Tireni Me Pasifika; Komiti ni Veivaka
Lotutaki Ni Lotu Jaji e Aotearoa, Niu Siladi Kei Polonisia

Polynesia

Projects for the Diocese of Polynesia in 2012 are as follows:

Landless People »
Anglicare Polynesia »
House of Sarah »
Water for All »
Mission Support »
Outboard Engine 2012»

Papua New Guinea

Dinghy and Outboard Motor »
Kimbe - Diocese of New Guinea Islands »
Kerina Evangelists' College »
Bishop Outreach in Remote Areas »
Newton Theological College »
Melanesian Institute »
Tractor for Dogura »

NZCMS

Unite »

We've raised $182 so far in 2012 from the sale of stamps. In 2011 we raised just under $14,000.

See how to donate stamps to Anglican Missions and how to prepare them. Thanks to everyone who has donated Stamps to Anglican Missions so far this year! Keep them coming!

Mission on Fire!

The church is excited! Over the last year we have seen a growing number of people moving out to serve in overseas mission. Anglican Missions is launching an appeal to raise $160,000, as the number of new mission partners going has overtaken the funding! Can you help?

People of Tuvalu

19 Dec 2011 - how we are helping»
Tuvalu falls within the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Polynesia. Archbishop Winston Halapua has just returned from visiting our brothers and sisters there. AMB is launching an appeal on behalf of the Diocese of Polynesia for the people of Tuvalu.

Pakistan Floods

Once again Pakistan has been hit by devastating floods. Over 5.4 million people have been affected in Sindh province, southern Punjab and north-eastern Balochistan.

Christchurch Earthquake

International Donations Raised NZD $474,003!

Lenten Appeal

Preparations are underway in the office for the 2012 Lenten Appeal. If you require extra resources, contact us ASAP.

Andrew Duxfield dies on Fiji missions trip.

January 2012 - Anglican Taonga

The staff of AMB and the Diocese of Polynesia are shocked at the sudden loss of such a valued friend and colleague.

Andrew, who was an engineer, had been leading short-term mission-aid projects in Fiji for several years with the encouragement of his vicar, Archdeacon Julie Rokotakala, of the Tawa Anglican Church.

May he rest in peace, and rise in glory.

Diocesan School for Girls takes Ut Serviamus to Fiji

July 2011 - By Rev Sarah Moss

Shipping a playground to Fiji and then taking a group of yr 12 and 13 students over to construct it was an ambitious and somewhat daunting task...

Trip to Tonga by St Anne's Youth Group

From Northland, Wellington

One youth's dream to experience mission, coupled with a responsive youth group leader with people-resources grew into a youth group trip to Tonga..