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If you're thinking of heading to College or University next year, we've got some friends we'd love to introduce you to.
Anglican Youth Ministry
The Priory
An Anglican youth leadership training course for those walking with young people in our churches and communities. The Priory is set up to empower all leaders supporting our young people. Whether they are volunteers, youth leaders or youth pastors. It is relevant for anyone walking with young people, within our parishes, church or out in our communities. The Priory is a way of connecting with others in the Anglican whānau. If you want to get equipped to journey well with young people and be trained in best practice youth work by ministry kaiako, then The Priory is for you!
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Auckland
University of Auckland
The Ratonga Pā Whakawairua | Maclaurin Chaplaincy exists to enrich the life of Waipapa Taumata Rau | The University of Auckland and its community. It serves the whole University community, working with others for the common good of society, integrity of creation and justice for all. The Pouhono Wairua | Chaplains support many of the religious and spiritual clubs that are affiliated to the University of Auckland. Some of these are churches like UniChurch, while others are student led groups like TSCF (five groups including Christian Union), Navigators and Student Life. There is a Chapel that seats 60 and an associated Hall with space for students to study, with adjoining offices, kitchen, and toilets. |
Contact
Email: [email protected] Phone: +64 9 923 7732 ext 87732 Ratonga Pā Whakawairia Maclaurin Chaplaincy 18 Princes Street (corner of Princes Street and Waterloo Quadrant) Auckland Website |
Massey University
The Chaplaincy Lounge is a space where students can make tea / coffee, heat their lunch and chat, sometimes with the Chaplains when they are available. They currently have 7 Volunteer Chaplains and 5 Associate Chaplains (one of whom is a Labrador!) The Chaplaincy currently offers:
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Contact
Lead Chaplain: Ricky Waters Email: [email protected] Chaplaincy Lounge MBS1.17 (Lower Level of Massey Business School) Website |
Unitec
Group meetings: Bible study, Prayer, English conversation, Meditation, study groups, Catholic Mass, Students Christian clubs. We offer ‘Engaging with Religious Diversity’ Workshops for staff PD and for student interest (sometimes within a specific cohort / class of students) and are an active part of the Unitec Wellbeing Network. We still have the Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre (Bldg 159 on the Mt Albert campus) which can be used for drop-ins and conversations. And continues to be the ‘base’ for Chaplains. Our multi-faith chaplaincy includes 7 Volunteer Chaplains and 3 Associate Chaplains. |
Contact
Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre (Building 159, Mt Albert Campus) Lead Chaplain: Ricky Waters Email: [email protected] Website |
Waikato
University of Waikato
Student groups that meet regularly in the Lady Goodfellow Chapel, Hamilton, include:
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Contact
Ecumenical Chaplain The Revd Brother Andrew McKean Email: [email protected] Phone: 07 858 5654 or 022 066 9783 Website |
Wellington
Diocese of Wellington
There are many opportunities for students to connect in with the young adult communities around Wellington - with options for connection, community and serving in youth ministries. Anglican Youth Movement Wellington Anglican Youth Movement in Wellington supports youth ministry across the Wellington Diocese through training, events, camps and equipping youth ministry leaders. Contact Andy and Jesse if you're interested in getting involved in youth work while you're a student. |
Contact
Young Adults Enabler Revd Scottie Reeve [email protected] Youth Events and Camps Contact: Jesse Duckworth Email: [email protected] |
Victoria University of Wellington
Chaplaincy VUW offers pastoral and spiritual care to VUW students and staff. Drop into Ramsey House (8 Kelburn Pde) and MZ 220 at Pipitea Campus 9.30.3pm to say hi. We'd love to meet you! Our services include:
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Contact
Victoria University Anglican and Ecumencial Chaplaincy Ramsey House, 8 Kelburn Parade, Kelburn Contact: Revd Mel McKenzie Email: [email protected] Phone: 02102704835 Website and Facebook Revd Mel McKenzie
'Kia ora all, I'm Mel McKenzie and you can find me at Ramsey House on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. I'm the Ecumenical Chaplain at Victoria ("ecumenical" meaning fostering relationships across churches or different denominations). My background is working in politics, as a lawyer in refugee family reunification and community work in the local church, so I'm always up for a yarn about the big issues kicking around or whatever things are facing students at the moment. I get heaps of joy from talking with staff and students about their stories, their passions and what's happening in their spiritual life.' |
Massey University - Wellington
The chaplaincy team would love to connect you to the chaplains and christian community at the Massey campus in Wellington. The
Join us for breakfasts on campus at 10am on Wednesday mornings (in semester time) with chapel at 12pm. Download the Chaplaincy poster and brochure |
Contact
Level C, Block 9 Upstairs from Tussock Cafe, next to Colab Phone: 04 979 3375 Email: [email protected] Chaplain: Revd Mark Henderwood Email: [email protected] Associate Chaplain: Alice Wood [email protected] Website |
Massey University - Palmerston North
The Centre / te Waiora is a popular hanging out space on campus. Available all day for you to study and chill out in. Offering a cafe style foyer, a study area and a relaxed environment in the lounge. At any time, you’re free to go into the kitchen and make yourself a hot drink. It’s a home away from home. The Centre is somewhere:
Weekly activities at the Centre
We can also connect you with local Anglican church communities in Palmerston North.
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Contact
Connect with our Anglican chaplains: Paul & Dianne Stock We’re here to support you as you transition to university life and seek to integrate your faith with your studies. Paul is a former academic with an interest in the relationship between science and faith. Dianne is a trained spiritual director with a passion for helping people encounter God through Jesus. We also host a group of students and graduates at our home every Thursday night for a meal and journey together through the Gospel of Matthew. [email protected] Victoria Sibley-Bentley Always ready to listen and gently explore life and faith issues with you. Victoria is trained in TEFL and has completed a Certificate in Mental Health. She is an ordained Deacon with All Saints Anglican Church. [email protected] |
Nelson
Bishopdale Theological College
BTC Internships Interns complete a one-year Diploma in Christian Studies (DipCS), majoring in Christian Leadership. This is a full-year course with two semesters; we do not offer a mid-year intake. Each week, students complete fifteen hours of supervised ministry, spend five hours in supervision, mentoring and reflection, and complete another twenty hours of theological and biblical study in order to develop foundations that will support effective, sustainable ministry. Contact Revd Jude Saxon (Internship Enabler) Email: [email protected] Website |
AYMQ Scholarship Programme
The AYMQ Scholarship Programme is aimed at people wanting to study to do Youth Ministry in the Anglican Church.
-Applicants are able to choose from a range of courses at either Laidlaw or Bishopdale Theological College.
-Location options include: Christchurch, Nelson and Auckland.
-Options include Certificates, Diplomas and Bachelors Degrees.
-Anglican Studies are part of this programme.
-You will attend two retreats each year as well as your study
Contact us for more information!
The AYMQ Scholarship Programme is aimed at people wanting to study to do Youth Ministry in the Anglican Church.
-Applicants are able to choose from a range of courses at either Laidlaw or Bishopdale Theological College.
-Location options include: Christchurch, Nelson and Auckland.
-Options include Certificates, Diplomas and Bachelors Degrees.
-Anglican Studies are part of this programme.
-You will attend two retreats each year as well as your study
Contact us for more information!
Christchurch
University of Canterbury
Chaplaincy (Kahui wairua) exists as a free, confidential service, to support students and staff: people of faith, people of some faith, and people of no faith at all. We’re here with a listening ear and a shoulder to anyone who needs one.
We offer spiritual care, karakia and prayer, advocacy and wellbeing and life advice, as well as hospitality, care and reflection and respite space. Come see us any time at our Chaplaincy Office (Karl Popper 103) or drop-in to our Prayer and Reflection Space (Karl Popper 104). Reach out to us via socials @UCChaplains |
Lincoln University Chaplains
Rev Sampson Knight Senior Chaplain [email protected] or Lincoln Anglican/Rolleston Church - [email protected] 021 335 168 / 03 423 051 |
Contact
Ani Kartikasari Associate Chaplain [email protected] 022 619 6922 03 423 0515 Graeme Young Associate Chaplain [email protected] 021 0320 115 03 423 0515 |
Flora Wang
Assistant Chaplain [email protected] 03 423 0515 Jono Williams Assistant Chaplain [email protected] 03 4230515 |
AYMQ Scholarship Programme
The AYMQ Scholarship Programme is aimed at people wanting to study to do Youth Ministry in the Anglican Church.
-Applicants are able to choose from a range of courses at either Laidlaw or Bishopdale Theological College.
-Location options include: Christchurch, Nelson and Auckland.
-Options include Certificates, Diplomas and Bachelors Degrees.
-Anglican Studies are part of this programme.
-You will attend two retreats each year as well as your study
Contact us for more information!
The AYMQ Scholarship Programme is aimed at people wanting to study to do Youth Ministry in the Anglican Church.
-Applicants are able to choose from a range of courses at either Laidlaw or Bishopdale Theological College.
-Location options include: Christchurch, Nelson and Auckland.
-Options include Certificates, Diplomas and Bachelors Degrees.
-Anglican Studies are part of this programme.
-You will attend two retreats each year as well as your study
Contact us for more information!
Dunedin
Diocese of Dunedin
The Anglican Diocese of Dunedin Young Adults Group
A fortnightly group for young adults aged 18-35.
Contact Revd John Graveston [email protected]
Website
The Anglican Diocese of Dunedin Young Adults Group
A fortnightly group for young adults aged 18-35.
Contact Revd John Graveston [email protected]
Website
University of Otago
Chaplaincy plays a vital role in providing spiritual and emotional support to staff and students regardless of belief or background. We are trained professionals who offer confidential and non-judgmental guidance, counsel, encouragement and comfort to individuals facing a range of challenges, such as illness, trauma, grief, and moral distress. We offer a safe space to students to explore beliefs and values. Chaplaincy services also offer community building, education, and advocacy; aiming to promote well-being, resilience, and a sense of meaning and purpose in life. 24 hour, 7 days a week support: Call +64 3 479 8497 to speak to a chaplain. If no one is in the office, the number will redirect to one of our team 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If it is urgent, we are on hand to support regardless of the time. If it's not urgent, we would be very happy to arrange a time to meet with you during normal work hours. |
Contact
The Otago Polytechnic Chaplaincy works in conjunction with the Otago University. Website 24 hour, 7 days a week support: Call +64 3 479 8497 to speak to a chaplain. Chaplain details are below |
Revd Olivia Dawson
Ecumenical chaplain based at the Dunedin Campus of the University [email protected] |
Mike Summerfield
Ecumenical chaplain based at the Dunedin Campus of the University Email [email protected] |
Revd Dr Selwyn Yeoman
Ecumenical volunteer chaplain based at the Dunedin Campus of the University, with particular responsibility for St Margaret's College. Email [email protected] |
Otago Polytechnic
Our chaplains at Otago Polytechnic are here to journey with you during the highs and lows of your studies. We are a small team who believe that everyone is made in the image of God and that we are called to represent Him on campus. Navigating the present culture, particularly in tertiary education, isn’t always easy. Our chaplains are here to walk with you and encourage you on your faith journey – whether its through prayer, conversation, having a coffee, a laugh or a cry; we provide a confidential and supportive service. Shari and Steve are both Christians but can connect you with other chaplains if you’d prefer talking with someone of a different faith. Ngā manaakitanga Your OP Chaplains |
Contact
Otago University and Otago Polytechnic Chaplain Steve Downey Mobile: 021338800 Email: [email protected] Phone: (03) 479 3743 (ask for the chaplain) Website |
Otago Polytechnic Māori Chaplain
Shari Roy (pictured on the right) Mobile: 0277025966 Email: mā[email protected] |