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What Christians believe about Christmas Did you know people think about religion when in crisis? They look for answers - and we have some! Do you give Christmas cards or gifts? Why not include one of these? 36 pages, full colour, quality paper, quality content with gentle tone. Sold in packs of ten. Try our sample pack of one of each of our Tracts - Click here -
A series with no comparison, the Chronicles of Paki — NZ's Untold Story, takes New Zealand back in time 200 years. Each story has been checked by known historians and the relevant Iwi. Learn about the relationship forged between two incredibly different cultures — European and Māori. Read about the hardships and determination of the first missionaries who came to New Zealand. Hear about the positive change that came to Māori as they embraced the missionary message they had invited to come here. Find out about the mistakes that were made and the victories that were won as missionaries tried to do good, while traders tried to make profits, while settlers sought a better life — while Maori were ironically turning away from tribal warfare towards a new way of peace. This is New Zealand’s untold story. ISBN: 978-0-9922571-8-7 -
Series two traces some of the extraordinary efforts made by both missionaries and Māori to resolve conflicts in the early years of our bicultural history. In this series, children will learn about people, both Māori and Pākehā, who attempted to live by the most selfless of standards even in the midst of very difficult circumstances. Each story has been checked by known historians and relevant Iwi. As a point of interest, in these stories children will discover how many Māori embraced Christian values (including forgiveness and peace) at a level that was far higher than that of the colonial armies and those settlers who oppressed them. This is New Zealand’s untold story. ISBN: 978-0-9941085-4-8 -
This book provides a simple, practical & achievable approach for doing something we’ve all been talking about for decades:
Developing a sustainable culture of personal conversational Christian witness in our Churches that is suited to our times.
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What Christians believe about Easter Did you know people think about religion when in crisis? They look for answers - and we have some! Would you like an Easter ‘tract’ that is gentle, well presented, and has the content? 36 pages, full colour, quality paper, quality content with gentle tone. Sold in packs of ten. Try our sample pack of one of each of our Tracts - Click here -
Elizabeth Colenso - the Teacher Book five of five. Born to missionary parents Elizabeth knew what the life of a missionary would be like. Blessed with the resilience and fortitude to accept the huge workload and challenges she would have to face, Elizabeth forged ahead, teaching Māori not only in her classroom lessons and but in the example of her life as well. Unbeknown to her she was also pioneering the role of women in the workplace. ISBN: 978-0-9922571-6-3 Get all five books in the set - The Chronicles of Paki Series One HERE. Save over 30% -
He Whakaputanga — The Declaration of Independence
Big changes are afoot for the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand. European whalers and sealers have begun camping along the beaches. Māori are quick to recognise new prospects for trade — and at first the future looks promising. However, as more and more settlers arrive, challenges begin to arise regarding land and the disregard of Māori tikanga. Māori chiefs begin to meet to manage these changes. After 25 years of meeting together a document is prepared called He Whakaputanga. This document declares the independence of the chiefs and is designed to secure their future — and was to become a foundation stone that would make Te Tiriti o Waitangi possible. ISBN: 978-0-9941396-7-2 -
Henry Williams the Peacemaker
Sickened by war, Henry Williams turns his back on a career in the English Navy. He dedicates his life to the native people of New Zealand only to find them at war. Now he finds himself standing in defence of his home with his own family at risk. A threat is being made to burn his house down. Will they survive? Will Henry Williams be able to make a difference in this new country? ISBN: 978-0-9941085-0-0 Get all five books in the set - The Chronicles of Paki Series Two HERE. Save over 30% -
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Why God favours people who've hit rock bottom Have you met someone who has hit the bottom and given up, or feels the world has stomped on them? Got a friend wondering where God is in their despair? 36 pages, full colour, quality paper, quality content with gentle tone. Sold in packs of ten. Try our sample pack of one of each of our Tracts - Click here -
The Christian Church no longer enjoys a majority status in our society. How could we adapt, to become an effectively activated minority?
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Ngākuku, Tārore and the Little Book
Great changes have come to the heart of the warrior Chief Ngākuku. He has learned the way of peace. But a huge tragedy is about to overwhelm his family. Will he hold fast to this new way of living or will he go back to the old ways? ISBN: 978-0-9941085-1-7 Get all five books in the set - The Chronicles of Paki Series Two HERE. Save over 30% -
Octavius Hadfield the Friend of the Tangata Whenua
Octavius Hadfield clutches his heaving stomach as the ship lurches from side to side. The storm threatens the life of both the livestock and the sailors as they sail towards the South Pacific. Octavius Hadfield doesn't expect to live long because of his ill health, but he doesn't expect to die at sea before he even arrives at his destination — New Zealand. ISBN: 978-0-9922571-9-4 Get all five books in the set - The Chronicles of Paki Series Two HERE. Save over 30% -
Patuone the Peacemaker Book four of five. A Wesleyan mission station in Northland has been raided causing the missionaries to flee for their lives. A Māori war party is moving through the bush towards them bringing a new danger. Chief Patuone has a decision to make – kill the white people or follow the new message that is coming to Aotearoa. ISBN: 978-0-9922571-5-6 Get all five books in the set - The Chronicles of Paki Series One HERE. Save over 30%
