Kia ora e te whanau Personal and Leadership Resources 50+ years ago I started my working life in the Quantity Surveying office of the Ministry of Works in Dunedin. Eventually, I was given my first ‘Adjustment’ job – managing variations to a contract from the QS perspective. It was, naturally, Read more…
Kia ora e te whanau The question I’m most often asked is “What do we get for all the money we pay to UCANZ?” There is a basic misunderstanding here. The money is NOT being paid to UCANZ. Please bear with me. It’s important to understand this. UCANZ is an instrument set up by Read more…
Kia ora e te whanau This last week has been full – Friday saw the joy of being part of the now ‘Rev’ Lyn Heine’s ordination in Greymouth. Lyn’s infectious ‘joie de vivre’, along with her insight and long experience with people, will continue to be a blessing to the Read more…
Kia ora e te whanau Home again, jiggety jig. I enjoyed my time with the Waikato Taranaki Anglican Diocese on Saturday – 180 of us gathered in Te Kuiti, many having travelled up to three hours from either side of the North Island. After the Whakatau, we moved into worship. Read more…
Kia ora e te whanau Home again, jiggety jig. I enjoyed my time with the Waikato Taranaki Anglican Diocese on Saturday – 180 of us gathered in Te Kuiti, many having travelled up to three hours from either side of the North Island. After the Whakatau, we moved into worship. Read more…
The dates have been set! Forum 2025 will be at the Onehunga Co-operating Parish during Kings Birthday Weekend, 2025. It starts in the evening of Friday the 30th of June, and will conclude on the afternoon of Monday the 2nd of June. For ‘early birds’ we have secured limited B Read more…
Our ministry facilitator Rev Andrew Doubleday has for some time produced a near weekly video sermon. A number of parishes use this to support their Sunday worship, for instance when a minister is on leave, or while in vacancy. I encourage you to make use of this resource as you Read more…
The Reverend Andrew Doubleday, immediate past President of the Methodist Church, Te Hāhi Weteriana, is now the Ministry Facilitator for UCANZ. He will be posting here shortly.