New Zealand Christian Network has been busy in the lead-up to the General Election on 26 November.  National Director Glyn Carpenter has been on the road, speaking in Dunedin and Wellington at sessions organised by Otago University’s Centre for Theology and Public Issues.

The Centre for Theology and Public Issues has prepared resources to help church groups and individuals think through some of the important issues we'll be voting on. Click here to access.

Glyn Carpenter had a two-hour session on Radio Rhema, discussing  Christians and politics in general, and this election in particular.

At the Election, New Zealanders will also vote in a referendum on the voting system. NZ Christian Network has produced a short guide to the options, which you can access here,  and a powerpoint resource which you are welcome to use.

Between now and Election Day on 26 November, numerous candidate meetings will be held around the country,  providing good opportunities to question candidates on their policies and values. Click here for  a range of questions suggested by members and supporters of New Zealand Christian Network.

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