
RAUMATI CRESCENT CHAPEL
A LOVE FOR GOD AND HIS WORD
Who We Support
Center for the Development of Indigenous Christian Leaders (CDLA)
Information coming soon.
Design Outreach (DO)
DO is a Christian nonprofit organisation that seeks to alleviate global poverty by creating innovative, life-sustaining solutions that help transform marginalized and low-income communities physically, economically, and spiritually. As a team of engineers with diverse experience and areas of expertise, DO focuses on innovative products that improve the lives of the most marginalized and vulnerable people living in developing countries. As followers of Jesus Christ, they desire to share and show God’s love by providing technologies that empower people to break the cycle of poverty.
Learn more about Design Outreach here.
Donate to Design Outreach here.
Ethnos (formally “New Tribes Missions”)
ETHNOS New Zealand helps local churches mobilize, equip, and coordinate missionaries to the 2,500 unreached people groups. Learn more here.
From this organisation, we support Jason and Shirley Birken, and Trevor and Judy Clarke.
Donate to Jason and Shirley Birken here.
Donate to Trevor and Judy Clarke here.
FEBC (Far East Broadcasting Company)
Since the mid 1940s FEBC International has been passionate about telling all people everywhere that Jesus Christ is Lord and God, He is good and wise, caring and powerful, and that following Him is the only way to the Father and eternal life. Through all sorts of programmes and on-air content we’re meeting people at their point of need. Their programmes inform, entertain, instruct, advocate for change, inspire, witness, argue, announce and proclaim, counsel, supplement, celebrate, model and invite participation.
Learn more about FEBC here.
Learn how you can support FEBC here.
OMF
OMF is a global fellowship of Christians with a heart for East Asia. They are passionate to demonstrate and proclaim the good news to East Asia’s billions, many of whom have never seen or heard it.
From OMF, we support Jason & Louise
Soon after getting married, Jason and Louise packed up their lives and headed overseas. “We believed that God had led us to ‘Travel by Faith’ for our first year of marriage”. This ended up including six months in Thailand serving with OMF as homeschool teachers. It was during this time that God laid a burden on their hearts for the people of Thailand and started directing them to return long term. Since returning to NZ they have continued to journey with OMF as Jason completed his Bachelor of Theology and they welcomed Faith and Tikvah (Tivvy) into their family.
You can follow Jason, Louise, and the girls on Facebook, Instagram, or on their website.
Join the Travelling By Faith WhatsApp group by clicking here.
Click here for more information on how to partner with them, and here for details for donation.
Rehoboth Girls Orphanage India
Rehoboth Is a Registered Charitable Trust. The word ‘Rehoboth’ is from the Hebrew language and it means, “God has made room for us”. Rehoboth Girls’ Orphanage is therefore a very special place where God has made room for those who are in need of a place.
Word Of Life
Word of Life is a parachurch organisation that partners with local churches to evangelise and disciple youth in New Zealand. Their desire is to see every young person in our nation impacted by the Gospel through a friend. They have offices Hamilton and Christchurch, and are actively serving churches from Whangarei to Invercargill.
From Word OF Life, we support Nathan and Kathryn Ellis
Nathan was an intern in 2014, where he met Kathryn on the Fiji Youth Reachout. In 2017 Nathan and Kathryn married and they have three beautiful children. Nathan and Kathryn ran a youth group for several years, Nathan then went onto complete a Bachelor of Theology at Laidlaw Bible College. Kathryn is trained as an accountant but is currently a full-time mum. Nathan is loving being apart of the Local Church Ministries team based in Christchurch.
Learn how to support the Ellis’ here.
Get in contact with Nathan for updates by emailing him at ‘nathanellis@wol.org.nz’.