With only 0.5% of the population identifying as evangelical Christians, Japan remains the second-largest unreached people group in the world. Having experienced first-hand Japan’s need for Gospel labourers, Luke and Naomi are serving with "Kirisutosha Gakusei Kai" (Christian Student Fellowship) in Tokyo.
Drug Arm is a non-denominational Christian response to both the growing and negative effects of alcohol and drug addiction. Originally established in Australia, Drug-ARM was set up in Christchurch in 1996.
A non-denominational, non-profit Christian Charitable Trust established to empower churches and social agencies of all denominations to reach out to those in our community who need a helping hand.
TEAR Fund represents the compassion of Jesus. For over 30 years they have worked through child sponsorship, microenterprise, community development, and disaster relief projects throughout the developing world.
World Vision is an international NGO that works to improve the lives of children and families in the developing world through sustainable, community-based initiatives. World Vision New Zealand was established in 1970 and currently supports more than 44 projects in over 25 countries. World Vision works alongside community members, encouraging local ownership of development projects to ensure they continue long after World Vision leaves.
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