Saturday Programme

Why aren’t they singing? (A workshop NOT just for musicians)

Venue:

Workshop Room 2

Time:

3:30pm

Singing passionately and worshipfully together is a significant indicator of a healthy, thriving church family. If you desire to see (and hear!) music used more effectively as an expression of worship by your church community, this workshop is for you. Grant will highlight (and demonstrate!) some of the simple changes – musical, technical, practical – that you can make to increase your congregation’s level of participation in sung worship NEXT WEEK!

Grant Norsworthy

Grant Norsworthy

Most New Zealanders are aware of at least one piece of Grant Norsworthy’s work. During the 2020 pandemic, Grant gathered together 200 plus Kiwi singers, instrumentalists and technicians to produce the
‘virtual choir’ song and video The Blessing | Aotearoa/New Zealand that became an online and NZ Christian Radio/TV hit. But New Zealanders may not be aware of Grant’s other work and background.

An Aussie who was based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA from 2002 to 2018, Grant Norsworthy achieved considerable success as a professional musician including a Grammy®️ nomination, a Dove Award,
extensive touring, recording and radio hits with bands like Paul Colman Trio and Sonicflood. Now conducting global ministry work from his Nelson, New Zealand home base, Grant uses his uncommon
teaching gift, humour, candour and musicianship to encourage audiences to deeper faith in Christ and good works.

As the founder, content developer and principal instructor for More Than Music Mentor (www.MoreThanMusicMentor.com) he provides high quality online and onsite training for the heart and the art of worshiping musicians.

Check out Grant’s website to find out more. 

The Fight against Human Slavery

Venue:

Workshop Room 1

Time:

3:30pm

Human trafficking is one of the top global crises in our world today. According to the International Labour Organization, one million children worldwide are trapped in the darkness of sex trafficking and exploitation. By amplifying their voices, we can bring hope and freedom to the next child waiting for rescue.

In this workshop Brian Saipe will outline why scripture calls us to oppose this crisis, and shows how it operates in different cultures, and what is being done to rescue exploited children.

The workshop will provide opportunities for Q&A and discussion about raising awareness of the issues and ways to intervene practically, and spiritually.

The content will not be explicit, but strongly impacting. Attendees are encouraged to use their discretion. This workshop is unsuitable for children

Brian Saipe

Brain saipe

Brian is CEO for Child Rescue NZ – a Christian anti-trafficking organisation operating in the fight against human slavery. Child Rescue is an interventionist organisation funding the work of highly trained agents who physically remove girls and boys from abusive situations, and that of community care workers who help set young people on a path to freedom.

Child Rescue’s vision is to play a leading role in ending the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children in our lifetime.

Learn more at Shine TV on demand https://www.shinetv.co.nz/videos/you-are-beautifulchild-rescue

Brian has previously worked for The Salvation Army and Rhema Media. His travels to Cambodia and Thailand left him deeply impacted by the plight of young people caught up in this horrible industry and firing his heart for justice, passion to help set children free, and desire to impact the global fight against trafficking.

Coaching and Convo Taster (For Leaders Only)

Venue:

Network Lounge

Time:

3:30pm

Coaching and Convo’s is New Wine’s online leaders network aimed at equipping church leaders in their roles and inspiring them to lead their people in increasingly fresh ways of the kingdom.

Some of New Wine’s best friends around the world are fantastic communicators, but behind that voice is a sharp insight and thoughtfulness. Our ah ha moment was when we realised that to gather our Aotearoa church leaders around these leaders is a true way of loving the church through her leaders. Coaching & Convo’s is invitation only for those in church leadership. It’s a zoom commitment every six weeks in addition to a retreat and other opportunities to connect throughout the year the cohort meets for.

Join us for this taster of the Coaching and Convo network with Mike Pilavachi.

Mike Pilavachi

mike pilavachi

His name alone sets us all a-flutter. We’re ecstatic to have Mike back to his New Wine NZ family to impart his wisdom and unique brand of humour. Storyteller, scholar, passionate follower of Jesus – Mike will get us thinking, crying and pressing into God’s heart. He’s an MBE recipient (wowzas), leader of Soul Survivor Watford, international speaker and author who is passionate about church being family and wants to encourage all to live naturally supernatural lives.
In his previous life he was an accountant who could never quite balance the books but now he travels the world sharing his passions for Jesus – and his terrible jokes. At home he loves to sit in his garden, watch his grapevines grow and cook Greek feasts. 

Check out this video for the story of Soul Survivor festivals which Mike led for its duration from 1993 – 2019.

Books by Mike Pilavachi, Charlie & Anita Cleverly, and more are available at Manna Bookstore in the Marketplace.

Young People, Creation Care and the Cosmic Ache

Venue:

Firewire

Time:

3:30pm

Our world is a bit broken. Young people are hyper-attuned to our climate crisis and the ways in which the good news of Jesus compels the church to respond in compelling and tangible ways. And, by engaging with the challenges of our climate context, we can help young people to be compelled by Jesus afresh.

James Beck

James Beck

James Beck has been part of New Wine for so long now that we’ve discovered his secret… he doesn’t actually age! Mysterious. These days he is the associate pastor at The River Ōpāwaho Church, he also supports the flourishing of the gospel in Aotearoa through his work with the Wilberforce Foundation. You may have caught him on radio, TV or even read one of his many articles or his (very funny) children’s book, Eliza Loves Rocks.

Anyone who’s heard James speak will remember him for his unique sense of humour, which he credits his rural upbringing for. It has been a key to helping him connect with people from all walks of life. James is passionate about discipleship and making the Bible make sense to people from all walks of life. When he isn’t working, James is hanging out with his wife, Rebekah, and their girls, Eliza, Tilly and Freddie.

Water Baptism and Baptism in the Holy Spirit

Venue:

Cutting Edge

Time:

3:30pm

Living the victorious Christian life includes being immersed in water, and being immersed in fire. Understand the significance of water baptism, and receive the empowering of being baptised in the Holy Spirit, including receiving your prayer language.

Mike Burrows

Mike Burrows is a communicator, artist and author who regularly speaks cross-denominationally in churches around NZ. He has been on-team at Open Doors for the last six years, representing persecuted Christians, and also serving the church of NZ. He has a background in the gifts of the Spirit, bringing a prophetic edge wherever he goes.

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