Faith Based Groups: Information Hub

Kia ora,

We’ve created this Information Hub because faith based groups have unique considerations, so we want to empower you with information.

Provided for free here are articles, guides, videos, FAQs, links to upcoming seminars and more.

Check out our other resources too, like the free Charities Legal Handbook and monthly Impact Calls.

We welcome your questions

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Steven Moe
Partner
Member of Charities Services Sector Group, XRB Advisory Panel, EHF Fellow
stevenmoe@parryfield.com
021 761 292

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What’s new

March 2025

Charites Act Changes session for Churches and Charities with Steven Moe

Steven Moe recently spoke on the Radio about the implications for Churches and Faith Groups of consultation on tax and the video of that discussion is here:

Our Free Guides Available to Download

FAQ: Our answers to 21 questions received (so far)

Incorporated Societies vs Charitable Trusts

Resources from the Christian Savings Conference 2024

Steven Moe, Kris Morrison and Judith Bullin recently presented at the Christian Savings Conference 2024, focussing on the ‘Abuse and Care Report’. Below are resources prepared which include practical advice and next steps for governing boards.

A Recipe for Churches- Hybrid Structures or Impact

Lesson in Governance from the Royal Commission

Recent Articles

Social Enterprises and ‘changing the rules of the game’

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Thankyou is a social enterprise that recently launched in New Zealand. Jason Pemberton wrote an analysis of what they are doing here https://www.youthink.co.nz/thoughts/thankyou in response Steven Moe set out the following thoughts: "You…

Pausing: Charities and taking a break

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What are your options when a charity “runs out of steam” but you don’t want to give up on it altogether?  What if you want some time to have a break from the charity and its compliance obligations, but intend to come back to it in a few…

Muhammed Yunus on Social Enterprises

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Muhammed Yunus is a 2006 Nobel Prize winner who founded the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh which lends to entrepreneurs who cannot borrow under regular banks and founded the microcredit movement which focuses on moving families around the world…

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