We are putting together a 3-part workshop series, launching in May 2026, designed for home groups, churches, or even just a group of friends around a dinner table.

We will explore:
Theology: Why Jesus cares deeply about these justice issues of climate, economic and Te Tiriti justice.
Lived experience: How these issues are currently impacting communities across Aotearoa
Action: How the Church can be a voice for transformation in the public sphere.

As we look back on 2025, we are filled with a profound sense of awe. We are proud of what has been achieved and also the amazing commitment to Jesus and Justice shown by this community.

Wānanga sharing stories, wisdom and experiences of returning indigenous land in Aotearoa.

When: Saturday 7th February 2026
What: Public Panel 1-3pm, Workshops 3-5pm
Where: Holy Trinity Cathedral, Tāmaki Makaurau

Brought to you by Common Grace Aotearoa and Tauiwi mō Matike Mai.

Register here.

As voting opens in local elections and Māori ward referendums opens, we pray that God’s Spirit guides us and those in our communities in our decision-making.

Join us in prayer this month using this prayer provided in English and Te reo Māori.

Why two Common Grace Aotearoa volunteers used Easter weekend to take part in a protest about a West Coast coal mine expansion.

Highlights of the incredible impact of the Common Grace community in 2024.

A letter from 440 Christian leaders to all MPs on the Treaty Principles Bill.

Announcing the 2024 Common Grace Aotearoa National Gathering, from 15-17 November at Ngatiawa River Monastery.
Be inspired, equipped and connected by Christians from across Aotearoa transforming unjust structures for the common good.
Get tickets here.

Watch this video that shares a bit more of Common Grace Aotearoa's vision and mission.

Common Grace Aotearoa statement on the Gaza conflict.

Highlights of what we have been able to do together in 2023.

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