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Tammy Mohi wasn't really living until she met Jesus.
Tammy Mohi wasn't really living until she met Jesus.
Just Action 2013
The Just Action social justice conference takes place in September.
Red Shield Appeal 2013
We work to bring hope to New Zealanders in need. But we can’t do this alone.
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Being an optimist
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Seeing God as my anchor
Joanne Whiu is enjoying her walk with God. -
Good news for the neighbourhood
Get to know American civil rights activist Dr John Perkins. -
Salvation Army responds to Oklahoma Tornado
Practical and spiritual support offered following major disaster.
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Pacific peoples making progress despite increasing adversity.
The first State of the Nation report on Pasifika people is released.
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Film review - A Place At The Table
A powerful documentary on America's growing food crisis. -
The Ragamuffin Army Band
The Ragamuffin Army Band on the importance of worshipping when faced with opposition. -
Reality Bites
Ingrid Barratt on learning to be a less than perfect mum. -
Peace
A reflection on the subject of peace. -
Overcoming Addiction in Tonga
First course graduates at the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Centre.
Congress 2013
Congress 2013 takes place in September.
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