The outrage at the murder of George Floyd led to protest against racism and white supremacy around the world, including here in Christchurch – where 500 people flowed into Cathedral Square on a cold and wet holiday weekend. Trinity Methodist Theological College shared a profound Litany for Those Not Ready for Healing, and issued a Statement … Continued
Following the terrible attacks on the Christchurch mosques on 15 March, Durham Street Methodists, Community & Public Health, and Social Equity & Well-being Network (SEWN) called a lunchtime meeting, Being Unbreakable, to debrief, regroup and share ideas to consider how the sense of love and connectedness in our city could be supported to continue and … Continued
A lunchtime meeting was held on Monday 6 May, at Community and Public Health, to debrief, regroup, and share ideas and support for a future more inclusive Christchurch following the terror attack of 15 March. “This terrorist sought to tear our nation apart with an evil ideology that has torn the world apart. But instead we have … Continued