15th World Assembly Recordings

Due to the large number of women who have been unable to attend our 15th World Assembly, we decided that it was only right to film as much of our worship and time together as possible. We hope this will allow those of you who could not join us to have an experience of our Assembly without being here physically.

The production of these recordings has involved additional costs, and your donation will help us continue the work of the World Federation and make future World Assemblies possible. We recognise that, at a time when many are feeling the pressures of the rising cost of living, making a donation may not be possible for everyone. However, if you are in a position to give, we would be deeply grateful for your support. Every contribution, whatever the amount, is greatly appreciated.

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Day 1: Tuesday 25th August 2026

Welcomes Māori ‘Powhiri’, South Pacific Area President, President of NZ Methodist Church & NZ

Opening Procession of Area Banners

Day 2: Wednesday 26th August 2026

Devotion Southern and East Africa Area and Introduction to Theme by President of MCNZ – Ms Te Aroha Rountree

Area Reports and Cultural Presentations 1

Closing Devotion: North America Area

Day 3: Thursday 27th August 2026

South Asia Area Devotion

Memorial Service led by Rev Filipa Teixeira

Reports from World President and Representatives to the UN

Closing Devotion Latin America

Day 4: Friday 28th August 2026

Devotion East Asia Area and Bible Study Led by Reverend Jenny Pathmarajah

Area Reports and Cultural Presentations 2

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August 23, 2026

Training for Helen Kim Scholars ahead of 15th World Assembly

Our incoming Helen Kim scholars have begun their training in Auckland, New Zealand ahead of the beginning of our 15th World Assembly. A record number of our outgoing Helen Kim scholars are attending this World Assembly as members of the executive, personal assistants, and leaders of our Helen Kim Scholars…