Anashuya Fletcher
Sri Lanka-born New Zealand Anglican bishop
About Anashuya Fletcher
Anashuya "Ana" Fletcher, , (born 1984) is a Sri Lanka-born New Zealand Anglican bishop. She has been assistant bishop in the Anglican Diocese of Wellington since 2024.
Biography Fletcher was born in Sri Lanka to Tamil Christian parents and immigrated with her family to New Zealand to escape civil war around the age of one. She grew up in Auckland, trained as an attorney and worked as a solicitor and in human rights law at International Justice Mission before entering ordained ministry. She and her husband, Paul Fletcher, also co-founded social enterprises like a fair-trade coffee shop and Common Good Coffee. The Fletchers, who have two young children, were appointed co-priests in charge at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Gonville, in Whanganui. Anashuya also worked as "inter-cultural communities enabler" for the New Zealand Church Missionary Society.
Anashuya relocated to Newtown in Wellington at the beginning of 2025.
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