Mangugu Mission Sation and its old documents Mangungu Mission Station was established in 1828 as the second Wesleyan Mission station in New Zealand, the first being destroyed in 1827. The existing house was built ca 1838 for the head of the Methodist Mission in New Zealand, the Rev. Nathaniel Turner.… Read More »Mangungu Mission Station
In February 1899, the Church Missionary Gleaner featured missionary work in the Bay of Plenty with photographs and an article about the mission at Raukokore and at Torere (Church of the Holy Sepulchre), both of which were under the direction of the Rev’d George Maunsell, son of Archdeacon Maunsell. Maunsell… Read More »More from the Church Missionary Gleaner
2010 marked 25 years of Māori community worship in Sydney. In 1979, Archdeacon Kingi Ihaka celebrated Holy Communion at St Luke’s, Ranwick. There he was asked of the possibility of having a Māori priest visit Sydney occasionally, in order for Māori to be ministered to in their own cultural context.… Read More »Sydney Māori Anglican Fellowship publications
