We are very pleased to welcome some new part-time staff members to our NZCN team.

Rev Dr Malcolm Falloon
Associate National Director

Malcolm is an Anglican minister with over thirty years’ experience in pastoral ministry.

He currently pastors Church of the Ascension in Auckland, which is affiliated with the Church of Confessing Anglicans. Through his work with the Latimer Fellowship (an evangelical society within the Anglican Church), he has experience in connecting leaders together for mutual encouragement and support in the Gospel.

Malcolm is a keen student of New Zealand mission history, and has a PhD specialising in the Māori conversion to Christianity. He is married to Sue and they have three adult children.

Esther Tredoux
Communications and Content Coordinator

Esther, wife to Albert and mum to Noah, is from South Africa. She and her family immigrated to Hamilton, New Zealand in April 2023.

Esther has experience in marketing, social media, and public relations. She has worked for various Christian non-profit organisations (including Mission Aviation Fellowship South Africa), as well as companies specialising in Software as a Service (apps) and in Public Relations.

Marcela Ferreira
Administrative and Financial Manager

Marcela comes from a Christian upbringing, finding joy in reading and studying the Bible since her early years. She comes from a small Presbyterian church in Brazil, where she joyfully volunteered across various ministries.

Professionally, Marcela delved into finance, banking, and entrepreneurship.

In 2018, her family moved to New Zealand, where she pursued and obtained a Master’s in Finance, deepening her expertise in the field. She lives in Auckland with her husband, Marcelo, and their two daughters, Laura and Sara.

Author: Dr Stuart Lange

Dr Stuart Lange is the National Director of the NZCN and is a Senior Research Fellow at Laidlaw College, where he was formerly Vice Principal. Stuart wrote and presented the historical DVD documentary Te Rongopai: 200 years of the Gospel in New Zealand, 1814-2014.