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,...
The Gift Hidden in Our Limits

The Gift Hidden in Our Limits

By Claude Fong Toy NZCMS Board Member At my parish, St Elizabeth’s Clendon Park, we’ve been focus­ing on enter­ing into this new cal­en­dar year 2026 with four great invitations: Finding Rest in God Having a Song of the Redeemer in our Hearts...