Stories of justice in action
Our collection of stories aim to highlight the real, often overlooked moments of justice in action in our community. These stories reflect the complexities of striving for fairness and equality, the challenges of standing up for what’s right, and the quiet victories that pave the way for meaningful change.
We hope that by sharing these inspiring stories, you are moved to make positive change within your own community.
If you have a story to share, let us know here.
Building Better Communities in Whangārei
How can churches help tackle their communities' biggest challenges? The Kaurihohore/Kamo Co-operating Parish brought together local experts, organisations and residents for a six-week series on child poverty, housing, addiction, crime and Māori wellbeing. Through honest conversations, participants identified practical ways to strengthen connections and create change across Whangārei.
The Common Good: A New Way of Doing Church
The Common Good in Hastings is reimagining what it means to do church — hosting monthly conversations on social justice, community, and faith in a local bar. Led by Rev Jill McDonald, the gatherings blend storytelling, scripture, song, and real-life action, creating an inclusive space where people connect, reflect, and celebrate the good happening in Aotearoa.
Onewa Christian Community – Community Wellbeing Initiative
A Presbyterian congregation on Auckland’s North Shore is committed to contributing to the wellbeing of their local community through promoting ‘restorative thinking.’
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