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Cathedral Governance
Pursuant to the Cathedral Statute 2012, Holy Trinity Cathedral is governed by Cathedral Council. This body has responsibility for the ministry and mission of the Cathedral and in that context sets its strategic direction. It has a reporting sub-committee of the Cathedral Resources Board which manages property and finances. Both of these entities meet monthly.
Cathedral Council is responsible for:
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Setting policy and strategic direction
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Overseeing the mission and ministry of Holy Trinity Cathedral
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Directing and overseeing the administration of the Cathedral
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Monitoring performance and compliance, and reporting on both at the Annual General Meeting
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Setting an annual budget
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Appointing Cathedral staff and determining their remuneration
Cathedral Council
The Very Reverend Anne Mills Dean/Chair
Felicity Reid Dean’s Warden
The Reverend Ivica Gregurec Precentor
Paul Bushnell Synod Rep
Neil Ridgway People’s Warden
Jennie Oakley
Christine Ryan
Dawn Jones
Ofa Langi
Fiona Pritchard
Cathedral Resources Board
Robert Paine Chair
The Very Reverend Anne Mills Dean
Richard Whitburn Treasurer
Felicity Reid Dean's Warden
Richard Adams
Neil Ridgway People’s Warden
Cathedral Council Schedule of Meetings
2021
23 February | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
27 April | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
25 May | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
29 June | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
27 July | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
24 August (Combined with Cathedral Resources Board) | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
28 September | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
26 October | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
23 November | 6.15pm | Friends Room, Holy Trinity Cathedral
Strategic plan 2018-2023
We are guided by the following five-fold mission of the Anglican Communion:
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To proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God
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To teach, baptize and nurture new believers
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To respond to human need by loving service
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To seek to transform the unjust structures of society
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To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and to sustain and renew the life of the earth.
This definition of the mission of the Church is also enshrined in the Constitution of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.
With this in mind, we have developed a five-year Strategic Plan to better enable us to live out this mission which we are called to fulfill.
Please click below to view Holy Trinity Cathedral's Strategic Plan 2018-2023.