Re-imagining registration
“Managing change” and “learning to pivot” are phrases we’ve become familiar with over the last year. Probably more than we would actually have liked! W…
The End of Life Choice Act: the practicalities
What actually happens in the process of assisted dying? In this article we hear from GP Rebekah Kilpatrick who unpacks the approximately 40 hours of wo…
The End of Life Choice Act: being a carer
The caring of a person who has made the choice to end their life through physician assisted dying is now a possibility in New Zealand. Continuing on in…
The End of Life Choice Act: what does faithful Christianity look like?
Assisted dying became legally available on 7 November 2021. Continuing on in this series of articles to resource and support our churches at this time,…
Caring for each other helps in many ways: churches respond to the pandemic
An earlier version of this article was published in the Otago Daily Times on 15 October 2021. Reproduced with permission. Lynne Taylor is Researcher…
Local church made a cheesy COVID safety video (and we love it!)
Pastor Albert Tang at Pakuranga Chinese Baptist Church mentioned on social media: "Just sharing the video we produced for information and clarificat…
Caring for each other helps in many ways: churches respond to the pandemic
An earlier version of this article was published in the Otago Daily Times o…
Local church made a cheesy COVID safety video (and we love it!)
Pastor Albert Tang at Pakuranga Chinese Baptist Church mentioned on social …
An individual’s Christian response to a vaccine mandate in the workplace
Vaccination mandates and the workplace: Are Christians in the firing line? …
Emerging from a lockdown response to a global pandemic
Rick Pierce, works for the Northern Baptist Association as a Network Pastor…
A journey toward all-age discipleship
Jonathan Melville in conversation with Raewyn Moodie about how Ohoka Congre…
God + families + outdoors = adventure
One Sunday morning each school term, Eastview Baptist Church does not sched…
A little child shall lead them
Patsy Way was on the pastoral care team at Windsor Park Baptist Church for …
mainly music—a worthwhile investment
Last year Elke Keeling undertook a research project with mainly music. It w…
Wrapping women in aroha: Still Water Scarves
Two years ago, a small group of women from Palmerston North Central Baptist…
Our global future
NZBMS General Director Alan Jamieson shares his thoughts on the context we,…
Have yourself a very mission Christmas
It’s easy to think of mission as only overseas or ‘out there somewhere’. Bu…
Christmas Angel 2020
Giving thanks—Tuku whakawhetai ki te Atua “I will praise God’s name in song…