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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Why young people should enroll and vote
Only 62% of 18-24-year-olds are enrolled to vote. If young New Zealanders want a say in the future they'll inherit, now is the time to…
Together: Should we be watching this?
After the announcement that an execution will be livestreamed in the USA, National Leader of New Zealand Baptists Chris Chamberlain highlights how contrary to Jesus’…
Trends with Dr Myk: Christa Pike
Myk Habets reflects on a botched US execution, weighing justice, mercy and human dignity theologically.
‘Til Kingdom come: The continuation of Gospel renewal to people and places
Chris Chamberlain shares his vision for this year's National Hui theme, 'Til Kingdom Come.
In the polling booth: Susan Barrett
Susan Barrett explains how the gospel influences her approach to politics and voting.
An update on the Arotahi General Director search
The Search Team and Mission Council share why there will be no General Director nomination at National Hui in November, and what happens next for…
Are Baptist churches really autonomous?
A researcher argues abuse responses need wider accountability through covenant, and a pastor explains why her paper shifted his thinking.
Student accommodation: Avonhead Baptist Church flat
The Avonhead Baptist Church student flat provides a church setting with practical and pastoral support for first-year University of Canterbury students.
Together in Prayer week 4: Revival
Prayer resources for individuals and small groups in the fourth and final week of our month of prayer.
Turning kingdom vision into community impact
The Kingdom in the Community event aims to equip and inspire local churches in their community outreach.
Whiria: God’s unique mission lives in everyone
Looking for fresh, free resources for kids? Whiria's new YouTube-style episodes help your children discover how they can join God's mission worldwide.
Together in Prayer week 3: Renewal
Prayer resources for individuals and small groups in the third week of our month of prayer.
Worship in community: communion
Communion is more than quiet personal reflection—it forms community, declaring our shared reliance on grace and common identity in Christ.
Together: Being radical starts with you!
May your kingdom come: God’s answer to our prayer might be found in our own willingness to act, suggests Baptist Union of New Zealand National…
Praying together in te reo Māori
These karakia will be prayed in te reo Māori at the National Baptist Hui in November.
You’re Invited: Celebrating 100 Years at Royal Oak Baptist Church
Celebrate 100 years of God's faithfulness with Royal Oak Baptist Church. You're invited!
Together in Prayer week 2: Repentance
Prayer resources for individuals and small groups in the second week of our month of prayer.
Enrolment Sunday: making sure no voice goes unaccounted
Registering to vote now closes weeks before the election. Up to 450,000 people could miss out. Your church can help.
How safe are the places your children go?
7-13 September marks Child Safeguarding Week, a reminder of the important role organisations play in ensuring those in their care are safe and protected.
Trends with Dr Myk: YouTube
YouTube topped New Zealand's Google searches this month — Myk Habets explores this global video platform and some challenges it brings.