The Cup provides the opportunity for the average church-goer of NZ to seize the opportunity to engage in their community, to serve and to share to the nation, the teams, sports people, sports clubs, the New Zealand community and sports fans who visit our country… and feel good about it. more»

In an increasingly secular world the Christian church everywhere faces similar challenges. How does the church demonstrate its relevance in a society that no longer shares its values? more»

"Sometimes as community development workers, we think we see a need but it's not necessarily what people want," says Leao. "It's not just about consultation but about getting to the heart of what it is people would love to do." more»

Both Megan and Marianne have a belief in friendship evangelism and are passionate about building relationships with young mums "who have no idea how much their life is going to change," says Megan. more»

2011 was the 3rd consecutive year we have hosted this event, it is held in a local park and begins with an outdoor church service which is then followed by the opening of the local stalls, activities and entertainment. more»

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The Cup provides the opportunity for the average church-goer of NZ to seize the opportunity to engage in their community and to serve the nation, the teams, sports people, sports clubs, the New Zealand community and sports fans who visit our country… and feel good about it. more»

Build deeper relationships... and talk about the things that matter most more»

Scripture Union is part of an international movement in over 130 countries. With roots in Wales, Scripture Union ministries started in 1880 in New Zealand. Ever since we have partnered with churches all around the nation to see young people transformed through a relationship with Jesus. more»