Thank You for the Love

Thank You for the Love

Every Monday morning, the parents of a small island com­munity in Fiji do some­thing that would be unthink­able in most of the world.  They send their chil­dren away.  Not far, in the way a map would measure dis­tance....
Introducing Lukwiya Fellow, Hannah Coulter

Introducing Lukwiya Fellow, Hannah Coulter

The Lukwiya Health Fel­low­ship is an annual NZCMS schol­ar­ship that enables a New Zealand health pro­fes­sional to under­take a short-term place­ment at St Philip’s Health Centre in Gulu, North­ern Uganda. Working along­side local Ugandan staff and ment­ored by...
Gen Z and the Quiet Revival — To be or Not to Be?

Gen Z and the Quiet Revival — To be or Not to Be?

By Carl Tinnion, NZCMS Mission Catalyst  There has been a lot of con­ver­sa­tion over the past year about Gen Z and the so-called “quiet revival” hap­pen­ing around the world. Let me begin with a small con­fes­sion: I still struggle to say “Gen Zee” when, in...
Support The Batfam

Support The Batfam

Affec­tion­ately known as “The Batfam”, this family are pre­par­ing to serve God in the Middle East. We can’t share their names, faces or loc­a­tions online because they are heading to a secure loc­a­tion that can be unfriendly to Chris­ti­ans and Chris­tian...
Language and Culture Learning for Global Missions

Language and Culture Learning for Global Missions

By NZCMS Per­son­nel Manager, Bruce White  One thing that vividly sits in my memory from my time with my wife, Karen, serving in Global Mission is lan­guage and culture learn­ing. When we learned the lan­guage, the exper­i­ence of hearing new sounds,...