“You can plant churches and not make disciples, but if you make disciples you will eventually have to plant churches,” said Pastor Wayne Krause.
Hilliard Christian School students and staff participated in various activities for R U OK? Day.
Volunteering with ADRA for the past 18 months gave Debbie a sense of purpose and the community she craved.
Assistance has been provided through a range of initiatives including distribution of food kits, financial support, hygiene packs and agricultural kits.
The training concluded with the official launch of the Tok Pidgin World Changer Bibles.
Pelenise Alofa and Dr Patrick Pikacha have received international recognition for their environmental achievements in the South Pacific.
While lockdowns and border closures trapped New Zealanders in their own homes, LAC staff gave up much of their Christmas holidays to look after the physical and emotional needs of 25 international students who couldn’t return home.
Three Pathfinders in Vanuatu were baptised on World Pathfinder Day, while other clubs gathered for camps, outreach opportunities, or online gatherings.
The new remote area pastor will be based in Darwin, looking to expand ATSIM’s work in the Northern Territory.
Avondale is partnering with the local council to boost the health and wellbeing of residents locked down by restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
