OM Stories from the Pacific

New Zealand: A hiker looks out over a scenic view from an island off the coast of Auckland, New Zealand. More Info

Going Off The GRID to learn about God 11 October 2017 | New Zealand

A French couple attended the Off The GRID discipleship programme in New Zealand, where they learned about missions and God.

Read More

OM World News

Africa Asia Europe Middle East Latin America North America & Caribbean Pacific

Pacific3

New Zealand: Co-organiser Suzanna Irwin battles strong winds to stay upright, next to the Red Crater atop Mount Tongariro during Freedom Climb New Zealand 2013. More Info

New Zealand: Scaffolding: the latest fashion accessory for the churches of Christchurch. More Info

New Zealand: Terrena Griffiths (New Zealand), who believes that Freedom Climb “is a great cause and a great way to encourage the family to get moving”, was thrilled to be the first runner to complete the 16km climb. More Info

New Zealand: Skidding down the steep ridge towards Emerald Lakes during Freedom Climb New Zealand on Sunday, 1 December 2013. More Info

New Zealand: About 110 men, women and children climbed five volcanoes (Domain, Mt Eden, Mt Hobson, Mt St Johns and One Tree Hill) in Auckland’s inaugural Freedom Climb. More Info

New Zealand: In Off the Grid, a 40-day Discipleship program in New Zealand, participants receive their training in one of the most beautiful places. More Info

New Zealand: Tongariro Alpine Crossing, the site of Freedom Climb New Zealand, is a 19.4 kilometre hike in the oldest national park and dual World Heritage Site in the Central North Island of New Zealand. More Info

New Zealand: Pastor Juan of the Latin American church in Auckland explains his vision of the bridges of blessings between New Zealand and Chile. More Info

New Zealand: All participants were divided into four groups of different ability and speed, and pink or blue drink bottles were distributed at Freedom Climb New Zealand. More Info

New Zealand: OM New Zealand’s new “Off The GRID” discipleship programme aims to inspire young adults to live their life for God and to serve others. More Info

New Zealand: On Sunday, 1 December, twenty-two women in their early 20s to late 60s, take part in Freedom Climb New Zealand to raise awareness and funds for women and children trafficked in France and India. More Info

New Zealand: Twelve residents from Ranfurly Care Society, an organisation for people with intellectual disabilities, took part in Auckland’s inaugural Freedom Climb on Saturday, 16 August. More Info

© 2021 OM International