AI and Spiritual Life – Dr. Stephen Garner
With backgrounds in both theology and computer science, Dr Stephen Garner has 25 years experience working in the area of digital theology, focusing on living faithfully and ethically in digital culture. Stephen is a Senior Research Fellow at Laidlaw College, works for a number of Australian theological colleges, and consults with thirdSpaces Consulting.
Read MoreDr. Stephen Garner: What’s next? Robot preachers and worship leaders?
With backgrounds in both theology and computer science, Dr Stephen Garner has 25 years experience working in the area of digital theology, focusing on living faithfully and ethically in digital culture.
Read MoreAI and the Christian Life – Appreciative Insights on the Use of AI: Matt Ensor
Matt Ensor is a leading speaker on AI in New Zealand, working with organisations, boards, and groups to help them understand and use AI in practical and responsible ways.
Read MoreSalvific Myths and Dystopian Realities: A Critical Theological Reflection on the Technologies of AI
Dr Andrew Shepherd is a Senior Lecturer in Theology and Public Issues within the Theology Programme, University of Otago, Mātai Whakapono Karaitiana, Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka – though based in based in Wellington / Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
Read MoreMinistry in a Secular Age
In this podcast, Andrew Root and Derek Tronsgaard explore what faithful ministry could look like in our current, secular world.
Read MoreNoho Marae – Te Maungarongo Marae (Ōhope)
You are invited to a weekend immersion to hear, engage, and reflect on our story in Aotearoa. And where better to learn about the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand, Te Aka Puahou, and our bicultural journey than at the national Presbyterian church marae: Te Maungarongo Marae at the sparkling Ōhope beach. We have wonderful…
Read MoreNoho Marae – Te Maungarongo Marae (Ōhope)
You are invited to a weekend immersion to hear, engage, and reflect on our story in Aotearoa. And where better to learn about the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand, Te Aka Puahou, and our bicultural journey than at the national Presbyterian church marae: Te Maungarongo Marae at the sparkling Ōhope beach. We have wonderful…
Read MorePresbyterian Children and Families Ministry
Presbyterian Children and Families Ministry (PCFM) serves to encourage, equip, resource and support church leaders, and those who work with children and young people. Our website is a kete of resources to help churches and families in the important, God-called task of discipling children and young people.
Read MorePresbyterian Youth Ministry (PYM)
Presbyterian Youth Ministry (PYM) exists to encourage and equip youth ministry across Aotearoa in the PCANZ and Co–operating Churches, our website is your one-stop hub for resources that make youth ministry easier and more effective. Whether you’re a volunteer leader, a minister, or a young adult stepping into leadership, you’ll find practical tools to help you thrive.
Read MorePresbyterian Research Centre Archives
The Presbyterian Research Centre (PRC) Archives collects and preserves archival material for the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand, and it makes those materials accessible to the wider church and to the public.
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