This is the why? — John and Connie Sherlock
Why Rwanda? It’s the question John and Connie Sherlock were asked most as they prepared to serve with NZCMS. Their answer traces God’s fingerprints from a three-week trip to Kenya in 2007 to a church in Rwanda at a time of profound need.
This is the why? — John and Connie Sherlock
Why Rwanda? It’s the question John and Connie Sherlock were asked most as they prepared to serve with NZCMS. Their answer traces God’s fingerprints from a three-week trip to Kenya in 2007 to a church in Rwanda at a time of profound need.
Henry Williams Commemoration Event in Tauranga
By Dr. Carl Tinnion, NZCMS Two hundred years ago this year, the great CMS missionary Henry Williams arrived in Tauranga Moana, along with a group from Paihia which included the host chief of the settlement there. In June 1826, he preached the gospel…
Henry Williams Commemoration Event in Tauranga
By Dr. Carl Tinnion, NZCMS Two hundred years ago this year, the great CMS missionary Henry Williams arrived in Tauranga Moana, along with a group from Paihia which included the host chief of the settlement there. In June 1826, he preached the gospel…
Where Home is for Emily
The Dunbar family consist of Neill and Rebekah and their three children — Jonathan, Aaron and Emily. They serve in Church ministry and discipleship in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We caught up with them for an interview during their recent visit back to…
Where Home is for Emily
The Dunbar family consist of Neill and Rebekah and their three children — Jonathan, Aaron and Emily. They serve in Church ministry and discipleship in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We caught up with them for an interview during their recent visit back to…
This is the why? — John and Connie Sherlock
Why Rwanda? It’s the question John and Connie Sherlock were asked most as they prepared to serve with NZCMS. Their answer traces God’s fingerprints from a three-week trip to Kenya in 2007 to a church in Rwanda at a time of profound need.
This is the why? — John and Connie Sherlock
Why Rwanda? It’s the question John and Connie Sherlock were asked most as they prepared to serve with NZCMS. Their answer traces God’s fingerprints from a three-week trip to Kenya in 2007 to a church in Rwanda at a time of profound need.
As the Father has sent me, I’m sending you.
Kia tau te rangimarie ki a koutou: i tonoa mai ahau e te Matua, ka pera ano taku tono i a koutou.
As the Father has sent me, I’m sending you.
