Te Rongopai DVD
Dr Stuart Lange presents a five-part series documenting the story of the Gospel in New Zealand from Samuel Marsden forwards – its impact, the complications, and the way Christianity has had a significant impact in shaping New Zealand society both then and now. DVD: 65 mins in 5 chapters
$35 per person until 16 Sept then $40 until 25 Sept - NO DOOR SALES
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BOOK REVIEW: Inspired by true events, A Skylark Flies is the story of two fictitious individuals from totally different worlds and is a poignant story concerning the power of true forgivenes... Read more
BOOK REVIEW: Interned in a Japanese concentration camp—then finding peace at last... at the bottom of the world. This is the story of Dutch immigrant, Ingrid Cole. Read more
BOOK REVIEW: This book is about the journey of a young 17-year-old, third generation sheep and cattle man who had a passion to serve God and believed God wanted him to dedicate his farming c... Read more
Harvey Rees-Thomas's new book captures a century of history and the unlikely survival and success of a Wellington church. Read more
What is more worthy of note perhaps is that the premise of the story, theologically imperfect as it may be, reinforces and parallels my own journey of healing, forgiveness and “severe” mercy... Read more
Drawing on his life experience and time as an MP Gordon Copeland, sets out a passionate vision for New Zealand's future. Read more
Rubble to Resurrection brings together many previously untold stories of how the Canterbury region's churches fared after the 2010-2011 eathquakes , and how the ordinary folk in the pews wer... Read more
The inaugural Hamilton Prayer Breakfast will be held Wednesday 4 September 2019...
Hamilton Church Leaders Meeting
This new webinar series is a stimulating training resource for the ongoing development of leaders, practitioners, and volunteers. Our focus is on what you need to learn right now: material that will resource you in your current leadership and volunteer roles. MARCH - Culture: God, humanity, and the project of Creation APRIL - Old Testament: The Prophets (an introduction) MAY - Pastoral Care: The local church JUNE - New Testament: Reading the Gospels well JULY - Youth: The Gospel and the next generation AUGUST - Mission: Households in Mission in Acts and Today SEPTEMBER - History: Fighting for Peace (the...
Carey Centre for Lifelong Learning
+64 9 526 6362
A FamilyLife Weekend to Remember Getaway is a marriage conference uniquely designed to help you and your partner escape the daily grind and focus on your relationship. For most couples, it’s a chance to reconnect, re-establish the foundation and rekindle romance. For others, it’s a fresh start. For some, it will be the weekend that saves a marriage. By learning and applying timeless principles for a healthy marriage from our trained team of speakers, you and your partner can: - connect with each other at a closer level - improve the way you communicate - anticipate conflict and handle it...
FamilyLife NZ
0800 800 680
Unshaken is a conference for youth and young adults (age 13-30 years) designed to ignite the Christian imagination, and empower us to understand why Christianity is not only believable but also desirable. We’re bringing together speakers, artists and performers to explore the tools we need to become salt and light in our spheres of influence. Join us as we explore the hard questions and learn how to navigate culture together!
AUCKLAND 16-17 Aug
TAURANGA 23-24 Aug
CHRISTCHURCH 6-7 Sept
Thinking Matters
0800 2 ENGAGE
Theology at the University of Otago
+64 3 479 8639
A workshop for those journeying with youth struggling with mental health issues and thoughts of suicide....
Laidlaw
0800 999 777
Includes practical workshops, notes and morning tea
Topics covered in the day are: Teaching through telling stories, Techniques to using your voice effectively, How to develop a message, Stories through drama.
Cost of the day is 75.00 pp with discount for early or group bookings.
CBM
+64 9 630 5271
The Enlightenment is often seen as an anti-Christian movement, rich in cynicism, skepticism, and a scientific consciousness intolerant of supernatural faith. Although some of this narrative holds up to historical enquiry, the notion of a ‘warfare’ between reason and faith is misleading for the simple reason that much of the period’s hostility to theology was motivated by Christian ethics and spirituality. For more information and to register for the event click here: https://www.laidlaw.ac.nz/events/dr-dominic-erdozain-lecture-2019/...
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