In our December Community Newsletter you will find: 

You will find:

• Find the perfect gift from the 2024 Ethical Christmas Guide

• Save the date for the Reflect 2025 Conference

• An available position with Jesus Film Mission trips

• Register for Lead 2025! Check out the link below

• Watch our recent Lunch and Learn webinars

• Lock in the dates for the 2025 ISMNZ National Conference

In this issue, we're diving into the rich stories that shape the Wilberforce Community. Join us in upcoming webinars, catch up on the recent State of the Sector Report, and explore Simon Cayley's recommended reads. We hope these updates inspire reflection, connection, and renewed purpose in your work with us.

You will find:

• The upcoming 2025 ISMNZ National Conference: "Abiding and Fruitful” information

• The November lunch & learn webinar invite

• Last month’s recording for the Lunch and Learn: Fundraising Special webinar

• As we all wrestle with the deep sadness in the findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Abuse in Care it is good to be reminded of the key findings and recommendations from this report and how they can impact the work of Christian charitable organisations. Charlotte Cummings has specialist knowledge in this area and has put together a 12 minute video message offering some key points to aid your reflection.

• Two job opportunities for Sports Chaplaincy New Zealand.

In this issue, we're diving into the rich stories that shape the Wilberforce Community. Join us in upcoming webinars, catch up on the recent State of the Sector Report, and explore Simon Cayley's recommended reads. We hope these updates inspire reflection, connection, and renewed purpose in your work with us.

In this October newsletter, Chris Clark reflects on the importance of maintaining friendships. It also highlights an upcoming "Lunch and Learn" session focused on fundraising, introduces a new network for Christian women in governance roles, and promotes season three of the Ngā Here podcast, which explores faith, creation care, and Aotearoa's history.

You will find:

A job opportunity with Mainly Music in Whangārei : See button below

Event information on the 'Common Grace Aotearoa National Gathering

'Media Prayer Day'—it's returning and you're invited!

 A breakfast hosted by The Well on the topic of Faith and Risk-Taking, with a group of businesspeople interested in exploring more about the intersection of their work and their faith.

In our September Community Newsletter you will find: 

Information on He Māhuri Tōtara, a Christian environmental leadership development course. A job opportunity with A Rocha Aotearoa NZ. A job opportunity with JustSpeak.  The chance to register for professional governance training. A range of events from the Venn Foundation. 

In this month’s newsletter, we’re excited to share that the Wilberforce Foundation is reviewing its strategic direction and will provide more details later this month. September is shaping up to be a busy and enriching time with several key events and opportunities. We’re privileged to be visiting VisionWest Auckland, and Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) is just around the corner, from 13th-22nd September. During this time, we’ll be hosting a series of Zoom gatherings. Don't forget to register for the He Māhuri Tōtara Christian environmental leadership development course, and you can now sign up for October's Lunch and Learn. By popular request, Charlotte's video message transcript is also available within this newsletter and on our website.

A reminder of our Wilberforce Lunch and Learn for August, and the recording from July. Information about the premiere of the Mana Atua documentary. Registration details for the Christian Savings Conference. A job opportunity with Springboard. A range of events from the Venn Foundation. A video resource with a summary of some key points for reflection for Christian leaders, from the recently released Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry's final report. 

What’s happening in our August edition? We invite you to our Lunch and Learn session on Succession Planning. We’re also sharing a video that highlights the key points from the ‘Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry’ to keep you informed. Plus, our updated policy manual is now available on our website. Don’t forget to explore the upcoming events we have lined up over the next few months.