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Links to Interesting Web Sites
Presbyterian
Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
Click
here to go to the site of the national Presbyterian Church to which
we belong: Presbyterian
Church of Aotearoa New Zealand It has has many
interesting links, including to the Church lectionary, resources
for study and worship and much more.
Lectionary
resources and explanations of the regular system used for the
weekly scripture we focus on in services can be found here.
SPANZ
- The official monthly magazine of the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa
New Zealand
We
hand out copies of this magazine at services, but if you would like
to see it on line, click here: SPANZ
This link takes you to the web site where you can see the
full colour version of the magazine or download an easily read pdf
file of it. The magazine is very professionally produced, well
written and has a lot of inspiring news about the national church
and material on current debates.
Presbyterian
Support
This
organisation is one of New Zealand's largest social service
agencies, providing services to the elderly and to families.
St John's has many links.
Click
on Presbyterian Support
Christianity
Today
A
well known US christian magazine with lots of interesting material.
This link takes you to the web site: Christianity
Today
First
Things
Another US christian magazine providing thoughtful commentary on
current issues. This link takes you to the web site where you can
find articles from the magazine on line: First
Things
Christian
Century
In
its own words,
"The Christian Century is a magazine that believes the
Christian faith calls people to a profound engagement with the world--an
engagement of head and heart. We think Christians must articulate
their faith in a way that is socially meaningful and intellectually
compelling."
Find
its web site and lots of interesting articles here: Christian
Century
Overseas
Churches
The
Presbyterian Church (USA) web site can be found here:
Presbyterian
Church (USA)
The
Church of Scotland web site can be found here: Church
of Scotland
This
site gives a good account of the history of our ancestor Church.
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