Written by Shirley Mcnabb Let us thank God for the life and service of Marian Glen who went to be with her Lord on Feb­ru­ary 26, 2024, aged 93. Marian was born in England and became a teacher. After attend­ing Ridge­way Bible College she went to Kenya and taught at the Alli­ance Girls’ School in…

NZCMS and MMM NZ (Mobile Mission Main­ten­ance) are pleased to announce a new part­ner­ship to support Roy and Rachael Hogan’s ongoing call to live and min­is­ter in Fiji. Roy and Rachael, with their three chil­dren, Joshua, Gab­ri­elle, and Kelepi (Caleb) Hogan have lived in Nadi, Fiji, since May 2022.…

Are you pas­sion­ate about seeing young people explor­ing God’s calling on their lives? Have you served in global or cross-cul­tural mission, and want to help others engage with mission? NZCMS is looking to employ a Youth Mission Enabler to join our national team. This role is an oppor­tun­ity to…

As you will notice in the coming com­mu­nic­a­tions, the Wheeler fam­ily’s status has changed. They have moved back to New Zealand per­man­ently and are now based back home in Wel­ling­ton where the chil­dren will attend school and Nikki has taken up her work as a physio­ther­ap­ist again. However, Gulf…

By Rev Howard Te Hauoter­angi Karaka NZCMS Māori Evan­gel­ist Hē Moemoea ahau, (I have a dream) that there is going to be a huge revival. My people in Te Puaha O Waikato & Hauraki have been lost for so many years, many have turned from God and fol­lowed bad theo­logy and leaders who were not…

By Rev Dr Rangi Nich­olson NZCMS Board Member Members of the NZCMS whānau, along with inter­na­tional guests from CMS UK and Asia CMS, atten­ded the Wānanga Sym­posium on Novem­ber 16 — 18, an event held at Wait­angi. This sym­posium fea­tured leading inter­na­tional and New Zealand schol­ars exploring…

By Nikki Wheeler, NZCMS Mission Partner in Papua New Guinea  Kia Ora whanau We have entered our final months and are able to count in weeks now before we leave this place. There is much we will miss. I sit here looking out at all the coconut trees and the sound of people scrap­ing coconuts and…

By Jess Adams This fun­draiser was cre­at­ively born out of a way to clear out our surplus food (and recyc­ling) at the end of our Hui together. We held an auction where each house bid for the products they wanted to take home with them. High-valued items were fought over, and low-valued items gave…