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What if we’ve got the Marks of Mission all wrong?
- James Beck
For decades, churches around the world have used the Five Marks of Mission as a framework for understanding and outworking their part in God’s work. These marks — focused on […]
Restoration work at Matuku Link
- John Staniland
Last Saturday, A Rocha’s Auckland local group headed out to Matuku Link for some restoration work. Two key areas that the local group worked on are: In the nursery, the […]
A Rocha volunteers work to restore at Te Auaunga Awa Oakley Creek
- By Beulah Wood
The creek bears the signs of the ravages of 2023 violent storms with bridges still missing, but on 11 August, parents and children came with enthusiasm to the last planting […]
Matariki at Kopua
- Compiled by Helen Bathurst
A small contingent of hardy A Rocha members from Greater Wellington comprising Richard Noble, Dennis Fountain, Jean and Richard Rhoades joined the Associates of Southern Star Monastery and local Catholic […]
To Hope and To Act in the Season of Creation: 1 Sept – 4 Oct 2024
- By Mo Morgan
This year our youth group has been involved in a local conservation project in Whanganui. Our involvement unfolded in a way that none of us anticipated so we expect the […]
Book Review – The Forest Underground: Hope for a Planet in Crisis
- By James Beck
“The Forest Underground” by Tony Rinaudo is an inspiring and insightful book that delves into the relationship between the transformative power of nature, human ingenuity and persevering faith in the […]
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