WEA says urgent support needed for Pakistan
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is calling for support for Pakistan, where millions of people have had their homes and livelihoods washed away by terrible floods and at least 1,600 have been killed.
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is calling for support for Pakistan, where millions of people have had their homes and livelihoods washed away by terrible floods and at least 1,600 have been killed.
Lausanne delegates meet
New Zealand delegates who will be attending the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization at Cape Town from 16-25 October met recently to share their hopes for the event.
New Zealand delegates who will be attending the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization at Cape Town from 16-25 October met recently to share their hopes for the event.
NZ Christian Network 2010 annual report
"New Zealand Christian Network's vision is to see the unity in the Church that Jesus prayed for inJohn 17:23 and our society living in accordance with God's will," says National Director Glyn Carpenter in his 2010 Annual Report.
"New Zealand Christian Network's vision is to see the unity in the Church that Jesus prayed for inJohn 17:23 and our society living in accordance with God's will," says National Director Glyn Carpenter in his 2010 Annual Report.
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by Ajith Fernando
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New Zealand Christian Network National Director Glyn Carpenter says discussions generated by the Lausanne conference in October are raising interesting issues for both delegates who will be attending and for church leaders and strategists who won't be present.
New Zealand Christian Network National Director Glyn Carpenter says discussions generated by the Lausanne conference in October are raising interesting issues for both delegates who will be attending and for church leaders and strategists who won't be present.
Soccer and Rugby Cup ministry opportunities
The 2010 FIFA World Cup generating interest worldwide, providing many opportunities for individuals, churches and ministries.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup generating interest worldwide, providing many opportunities for individuals, churches and ministries.
Evangelicals called to unity
New Zealand Christian Network (visionnetwork) National Director Glyn Carpenter says he's 110 per cent behind Dr Geoff Tunnicliffe's (International Director of the World Evangelical Alliance) call for unity issued at the Edinburgh 2010 conference.
New Zealand Christian Network (visionnetwork) National Director Glyn Carpenter says he's 110 per cent behind Dr Geoff Tunnicliffe's (International Director of the World Evangelical Alliance) call for unity issued at the Edinburgh 2010 conference.
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