Haerenga Tapu
You’re invited to a sacred pilgrimage. Join us as we discover the story of God and explore what it means to be a missional wayfinder in Aotearoa New Zealand.
7pm Friday 8th November – 11.30am Sunday 10th November
75 Hansons Lane, Upper Riccarton, Christchurch
Wayfinders go beyond the known, and journey on voyages of
discovery to new horizons. Central to the wayfinding approach is seeing what is really going on – discerning the detail and seeing the whole. The wayfinder has a deep understanding of themselves, their crew, their waka and the environment.
From “Wayfinding Leadership: Ground-breaking Wisdom for Developing Leaders” Spiller, Barclay-Kerr, and Panoho
Early bird price: $100 / Standard price: $125
Saturday lunch and evening meal provided, along with morning and afternoon teas. Breakfast, transport and accomodation not included. Contact us to talk about travel subsidies. Early bird pricing applies to registration and payment before 4th October 2024.
Theme: What does it mean to be a Wayfinder in this land?
These hui are for anyone who is involved in, or interested in being involved in new expressions of church and mission in Aotearoa, New Zealand. They are a time of community building, encouragement and inspiration.
The Plan
A family reunion – meeting up with other Wayfinders and hearing about what God is doing around the nation.
A spotlight on four new expressions of church: Kiwi Church, Prestons, the Iona Project and St Johns Ōpōtiki.
Continuing to explore the concept of Wayfinding leadership expressed in the church and mission space.
A focus on our relationship with the land and what that means for worship, community and mission.
An opportunity to worship and pray together with like minded people.
Kids Programme
We know it can be tricky to get away and focus when there’s family to organise and coordinate. We’ll be running a kids programme on site to help out with this. If you’ve got kids who might like to hang out please let us know when you register.