Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Friday, 7 October 2011
2011 shoebox info spot
If you're filling a shoebox for Operation Christmas Child and you live in the Tararua, here's what you need to know.
- Download an instruction pamphlet from this website or grab one from one of the distribution points listed below.
- Follow the instructions for filling and decorating your shoebox, not forgetting the NZ$9 donation to ship your box to a child in need.
- Drop off your shoebox to one of the following collection points. The deadline is October 25. If you miss that, your box will be included with next year's distribution.
Dannevirke
The Hub (Dannevirke Christian
Fellowship)
23 Gordon
St
06 374
6209
Pahiatua
Tararua
Television
7 Regent
Street
06 376 6605
Where ever you are in the world, you can fill a shoebox and be a part of Operation Christmas Child. To find your regional headquarters, Google "Operation Christmas Child" followed by your country.
Have fun!
Friday, 30 September 2011
180: Don't miss this extraordinary film!
Announcing a new award-winning film in which eight people who are adamantly pro-abortion change their minds and become pro-life in a matter of seconds...because they were asked one question.
What was the question? Find out now. Watch the 33 minute documentary online for free!
What was the question? Find out now. Watch the 33 minute documentary online for free!
Direct link for sharing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y2KsU_dhwI&feature=colike
New Release, out this week!
Award-Winning Documentary - "Shocking!"
33 minutes that will rock your world!
33 minutes that will rock your world!
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News
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Boutique Narelle TV goes public!
Could Boutique Narelle help solve your what-to-wear problems?
Boutique Narelle is an online resource helping you be
modest and gorgeous!
Boutique Narelle is an online resource helping you be
modest and gorgeous!
Saturday, 5 February 2011
Happy New Zealand Day!
Music video by Narelle to celebrate February 6th -- Waitangi Day.
Go to www.Songuine.blogspot.com for more details.
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News
Thursday, 28 October 2010
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Shoeboxes Join the Army!
The New Zealand Army have joined Kiwi volunteers in Operation Christmas Child, the Samaritan's Purse initiative that delivers shoeboxes full of gifts to destitute children in places like Fiji.
The big shoebox count this year is as follows:
70 boxes from Pahiatua
169 boxes from Dannevirke
totalling 239 from Tararua plus 13 boxes of fillers
meaning 13 cartons for the army to transport to the Operation Christmas Child warehouse!
BRAVO EVERYBODY! That's 239 children in Fiji who's lives will be transformed this Christmas. And that's just the start of the positive changes that will happen in those communities. GOOD JOB!
Visit www.SamaritansPurse.org.nz to find out more of what Operation Christmas Child is doing around the world.
TIP: Start saving now for shoebox shopping in January! Shopping during the Back to School sales will allow you to fill your boxes for a lot less $$ than you'll need if you shop next September!
Photos by Hayley Max. Thanks Hayley!
On Tuesday, Army volunteers transported shoeboxes from collection points in Palmerston North, Dannevirke, Waipukurau, and Napier/Hastings down to the Wellington warehouse. The boxes will be shipped to Auckland for processing at the Auckland warehouse, then sent on their long journey over the sea to bring love and hope to people in need this Christmas.
You can view here video footage of last year's boxes being delivered.
70 boxes from Pahiatua
169 boxes from Dannevirke
totalling 239 from Tararua plus 13 boxes of fillers
meaning 13 cartons for the army to transport to the Operation Christmas Child warehouse!
BRAVO EVERYBODY! That's 239 children in Fiji who's lives will be transformed this Christmas. And that's just the start of the positive changes that will happen in those communities. GOOD JOB!
Visit www.SamaritansPurse.org.nz to find out more of what Operation Christmas Child is doing around the world.
TIP: Start saving now for shoebox shopping in January! Shopping during the Back to School sales will allow you to fill your boxes for a lot less $$ than you'll need if you shop next September!
Photos by Hayley Max. Thanks Hayley!
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