City by City offers a look at some of the historical background and current outlook on the spiritual significance of the central region of the North Island.
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Te Hāhi Tairāwhiti Gisborne
Te Hāhi is a partnership between the Police and a group of local Churches in Gisborne city. This partnership came about when it was realised by the Church that Gisborne has the highest rate of family violence in New Zealand and that New Zealand has the highest rate of Family violence on a per capita basis for any OECD nation.
Dunedin
Since 2006, Pastors from across Dunedin have been meeting together to pray and seek the peace and prosperity of the city.
Discipleship and Evangelism
City Church Not a One Trick Pony
Ever since the concept of “city church” was explored as a major theme at the 2008 NZ Christian Network Congress, I have become even more convinced about its importance for New Zealand. Jesus’ prayer for unity “that the world will know ...” has a clear...
Why “Reading the Bible Faithfully” matters
There are some things which are basic in our Christian lives - things like prayer, Bible reading, worship, witness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9e-mA3Msec NZ Christian Network organised two major discussions recently - one on marriage and one on...
Talking Jesus research (UK) – first of its kind – relevant to NZ
NZ Christian Network’s sister organisation in UK has just published the results of a research project described as the “first of its kind”. The research was conducted by Barna Group on behalf of the EAUK (Evangelical Alliance UK), the Church of England, and HOPE.
Gospel Bicentenary
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Prayer and Intercession
Prayer, Cities and Prayer Summits
“What would it take to see a move of God initiated and sustained in a geographic area?” This is the question posed by Dr. Joe Aldrich who initiated the Prayer Summit movement.
Women as One
Contradictions and Women in the Bible
One of the biggest obstacles to the biblical call to unity is the shallow or superficial reading of scripture. There’s still plenty of scope for disagreement even among specialists who are adept at plumbing the depths of a text in the original languages.
Christian Women Connecting for Global Impact
Tuesday 11th August saw Christian leaders from Auckland and beyond attend the event ‘Christian Women Connecting for Global Impact’ at AUT. They met to share their stories and hear from Amanda Jackson about the experiences of women around the world.
Amanda Jackson interview on Rhema
Amanda Jackson, leader of the WEA Women’s Commission, was interviewed by John Peachey on Radio Rhema during her visit to New Zealand.