We have a trust that focuses on transforming family life, an accounting and payroll service available to churches and church-related charitable trusts, and a charitable financier that exists to see churches and charities thrive.
Iosis
Our goal is to give vulnerable families the opportunity to transform their family life for good. We are committed to seeing families freed from long-term damage that negatively affects the next generation.
CATAS
CATAS provides a range of cost-effective accounting and payroll services to churches and church-related charitable trusts throughout New Zealand.
Christian Savings
We exist to see Christian churches and charities throughout our nation thrive, and to give everyday New Zealanders the opportunity to grow their investments while also building the Kingdom of God in Aotearoa.
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Charles Mail: Our stories
Most weeks, I hear a story of gospel renewal from within our Baptist family. Last week, I heard of four things I'm keen to share…
Hui 2023: Election results
The 2023 election results for President roles, Assembly Council, Mission Council, Carey Baptist College Board, and the Baptist Women’s Board.
50 years of Asia-Pacific Baptists uniting
What have our two New Zealand Baptist representatives been celebrating in Singapore?
Hui 2023: Community Impact Day
Takeaways from a pre-Hui day helping Baptist charitable trusts navigate the next growth phase as they seek to utilise their trust to touch lives and…
Charles Mail: New inspiration
What did people say about Hui? The challenge to journey with our young people, more inspiring hang outs, Christine - my new EA, our church…
Church Life Survey: first response
As the national Church Life Survey data has been released this week, we begin to share our response and engagement with it.
Pondering: The historical context for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
This opinion piece provides some historical context and views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as well as some resources.
Hui 2023 in photos | 3
Here's a snapshot of what went down at the Baptist National Hui 2023 on Friday night and Saturday!
Hui 2023 in photos | 2
Here's a snapshot of what went down at the Baptist National Hui 2023 on Thursday night and Friday!
Hui 2023 in photos | 1
Here's a snapshot of what went down at the Baptist National Hui 2023 on Thursday!
Charles Mail: God in our Hui
In humility and unity, may we get lost in God’s bigness, comforted by his presence, and courageous in our decision making.
Salt of the earth: The birthday
I’m still challenged by my friend’s obedience to the ‘go’ from his Father. This was the reason for our season of friendship. Where is your…
Charles Mail: We are Christ’s church
As we head toward National Hui, it is important that we acknowledge we are Christ's church and call out for his help - that we…
A mechanism to ensure our people and places are safe (pre-Hui read: Big Bite 3)
When it comes to ensuring our people and places are safe: “is our ecclesiology [how we do church] fit for purpose in 2023?”
The morning after (pre-Hui read: Arotahi)
“…it’s time to check in on the steps we have made together.” One year on from the launch of Arotahi!
A new way of making decisions together (pre-Hui read: Big Bite 2)
Take a look at why we’re reconsidering the structural foundations for the way we as Baptists interact and make decisions together.
He Rito: The future of the church (pre-Hui read: Our young people)
“One of the greatest roles of God’s people is passing the torch of faith from one generation to the next.”
He Koronga Maatou – We have a dream (pre-Hui read: Baptist Māori)
"...to see all Māori become lifelong followers of Jesus, flourishing and positively transforming their whānau, community and the world in which we live".
Standing in Prayer for Israel and the Palestinian Territories
Prayer is the most important action we can take at this time. Please join with Baptists around the world in prayer using the prayer guide…
A Baptist way to make decisions (pre-Hui read: Big Bites 1-4)
“As Baptist churches, how do we make decisions? Or, more importantly, how should we make decisions? What does the Bible say?”