Forge Aotearoa Hui at Ōhope Marae
Join us for a weekend of prayer, listening, worship, neighbourhood story, and shared table. We will gather in tikanga and worship, explore Wayfinding and the practice of Anamchara (soul friendship), and spend time in Whakatāne with Te Aka Puahou and in Ōpōtiki with Jared and Jess for neighbourhood listening, prayer walking, and a shared evening…
Cost: This is offered at no cost as part of the KCML leadership formation programme.
Event Information
Join us for a weekend of prayer, listening, worship, neighbourhood story, and shared table. We will gather in tikanga and worship, explore Wayfinding and the practice of Anamchara (soul friendship), and spend time in Whakatāne with Te Aka Puahou and in Ōpōtiki with Jared and Jess for neighbourhood listening, prayer walking, and a shared evening feast.
Whether you’re already connected with Forge or sensing a deeper step into the Community of Wayfinders, you are warmly invited to come.
Come breathe.
Come listen.
Come return.
Ngā mihi nui,
Col Salisbury
Hui Co-ordinator
Register for Upcoming Training Events
- 15 May 2026Forge Aotearoa Hui at Ōhope Marae
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