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We are experienced practitioners who are passionate about the Kingdom of God. We’d love to help you.
Catch emerged in 2021 from the shared vision of a group of passionate local practitioners who have seen the power of local faith communities to not only transform hearts, but whole neighbourhoods. Our team has decades of experience working everywhere from community centres to prisons, and churches to kaupapa Māori contexts.
We love the local church, and want to see Christian communities reflect the neighbourhoods they’re based in. We believe in revival God brings to the church and neighbourhoods.
Our goal is to see new faith communities emerge, that are neighbourhood-shaped, and to support existing communities to love their neighbours even better.
We do this by training church-planters and missional disciples who will go anywhere and do anything for Jesus.
What began as a Wellington-based project of the Wellington Anglicans has grown into an ecumenical movement working across a wide variety of denominations and traditions across Aotearoa and the Pacific. We have trained communities and leaders in Auckland, Taranaki, Tauranga, Whanganui, Nelson, Christchurch, and Fiji to name a few.
Our board members are:
Archbishop Justin Duckworth - Anglican Province of New Zealand
Alan Jamieson - Arotahi (Baptist Missionary Society)
Amy Page-Whiting - The River Ōpawaho (Independent)
Rev. Spanky Moore - Anglican Diocese of Nelson
Capt. Hana Seddon - Salvation Army New Zealand (term recently ended)