Latest News & Events from NZCMS
Hear some news and stories from the people at the heart of NZCMS.
Latest News:
Making Jesus Known Among the Nations in Aotearoa
Are you serving among people of other cultures? Has God given you a heart for migrants? Do you desire to see our churches grow interculturally? If so, then this event is for you! NZCMS’ Intercultural Ministries Enabler, Alice Kinyua, will join with other intercultural…
Making Jesus Known Among the Nations in Aotearoa
Are you serving among people of other cultures? Has God given you a heart for migrants? Do you desire to see our churches grow interculturally? If so, then this event is for you! NZCMS’ Intercultural Ministries Enabler, Alice Kinyua, will join with other intercultural…
Persecution, Salvations and New Songs
In this article one of our Mission Partners shares about the struggles of those Christians in her community as they seek to reach their neighbours with the Gospel. In amongst the pain and difficulties that you will read about, you can still feel the strength and…
Persecution, Salvations and New Songs
In this article one of our Mission Partners shares about the struggles of those Christians in her community as they seek to reach their neighbours with the Gospel. In amongst the pain and difficulties that you will read about, you can still feel the strength and…
Rev Ian Yong Commissioned for NZCMS Role in Auckland
On the 30th June, Rev Ian Yong was commissioned by NZCMS in a new role of Intercultural Ministries Enabler working within the Auckland Diocese. A man of several hats, Ian also serves as an assistant priest at St Paul’s Symonds Street.
Rev Ian Yong Commissioned for NZCMS Role in Auckland
On the 30th June, Rev Ian Yong was commissioned by NZCMS in a new role of Intercultural Ministries Enabler working within the Auckland Diocese. A man of several hats, Ian also serves as an assistant priest at St Paul’s Symonds Street.
Latest Event:
Colonial Hangover or Best Job Ever? The Overseas Mission Question
We are thrilled to welcome Nick and Tessa Laing, NZCMS Mission Partners in Uganda, as guest speakers at this event. Since 2013, Nick has coordinated over 30 Anglican health centers across Gulu, striving to improve healthcare access for rural communities, while Tessa…
Colonial Hangover or Best Job Ever? The Overseas Mission Question
We are thrilled to welcome Nick and Tessa Laing, NZCMS Mission Partners in Uganda, as guest speakers at this event. Since 2013, Nick has coordinated over 30 Anglican health centers across Gulu, striving to improve healthcare access for rural communities, while Tessa…
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As the Father has sent me, I’m sending you.
JOHN 20.21
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou: i tonoa mai ahau e te Matua, ka pera ano taku tono i a koutou.
JOHN 20.21
As the Father has sent me, I’m sending you.
JOHN 20.21
Email News
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Subscribing to our E‑News is the best way to keep up to date with NZCMS. In this fortnightly newsletter, we will share news, stories, and prayer needs from our Mission Partners, and let you know of other NZCMS events and updates.
Prayer Fuel
Mailed to your address bi-monthly
If you’d like to support NZCMS and our people through prayer, then this is the publication for you. This small printed booklet is full of prayer requests from our Mission Partners and wider NCMS community, and fits perfectly in your Bible. Join with hundreds of other intercessors around New Zealand and the world in this vital work of prayer.
Our People
Mailed to your address annually
This publication will make sure you’re able to put faces to names, and makes a good supplement to our other regular publications. Here, we profile our Mission Partners and tell you more about the nature of their work.