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Over dessert and coffee, come and hear from Common Grace Aotearoa Co-Directors about how we are organising to enrol people to vote and to remind them to follow through and vote this election, and how you and your faith community could be involved.
We won’t be telling you or your community which parties or candidates to vote for, but together, we can help ensure that thousands of voices that might otherwise get shut out of our democracy, get heard this election.
Whether you are a church leader, small group leader or just someone passionate about democracy, we invite you to go on a mission with us to ensure as many voices as possible are counted in your community.
A free workshop resource for churches and faith communities to follow Jesus in the big questions facing New Zealand right now.
The Treaty | The Climate | The Cost of Living
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The Government's move-on orders aren't a solution to homelessness—they are a penalty for being poor. Forcing our most vulnerable neighbours into the shadows with threats of fines and jail doesn't solve the housing crisis; it just breaks the connection between people and the help they need.
The Common Grace team has made resources to help you have your say. Check out our submission guide, then make a submission directly on the Parliament website.
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.
Watch the recording of the #LandBack: Visions and Realities wānanga sharing stories, wisdom and experiences of returning indigenous land in Aotearoa.
Held on Saturday 7 February 2026 at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Tāmaki Makaurau.
Brought to you by Common Grace Aotearoa and Tauiwi mō Matike Mai.
Watch recording here.