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Bicentenary Statement / Discussion Paper FAQs
A special statement has been written to mark the bicentenary (200 year anniversary) of the first recorded preaching of the Good News (Gospel) of Jesus Christ in Aotearoa New Zealand. FAQs Q. Why has this Statement been written? 2014 is a very special year. The arrival...
E to matou Matua – The Lord’s Prayer
NZCN would like to encourage you to learn the Lord’s Prayer this Gospel Bicentanary year.
Miramar Peninsula Church Network
We are a group of five churches located in a dynamic part of Wellington, influenced by the movie industry and proximity to the airport. There are a lot of people, but not a lot to go to local churches. So we connect to encourage each other and do some things none of...
Hibiscus Coast churches working together
20 minutes north of Auckland, has a population of over 40,000. Good beaches and various leisure activities make this a popular place where encouraging things are happening for God’s people.
Christchurch churches recovering together
On 4th of September 2010 and 22nd February 2011 our beautiful city was struck by devastating earthquakes. Churches across the city sprang into action to support those in need, offering comfort, hospitality and a place to pray. A meeting was quickly organised where stories were told and two hundred church leaders agreed to co-operate.
Midwife to a nation
Jeff Fountain was recently returned to NZ to attend Congress 2014. Now back in the UK, he shares the story of the missionaries during the early days of New Zealand history and their British connections.