Faith Based Groups: Information Hub

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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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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)

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Incorporated Societies vs Charitable Trusts

Key Issues to be Considering Right Now

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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

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Lesson in Governance from the Royal Commission

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Recent Articles

Muhammad Yunus: Nobel Peace prize winner on microfinance

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Muhammad Yunus was in Christchurch this afternoon and spoke to several hundred people.  He is from Bangladesh and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for his work in microfinance and microcredit.  He founded Grameen Bank (http://www.grameen.com/) which…
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Key quotes from recent Charity sector report

In the last blog post that you can access here on the JB Were “New Zealand Cause Report” we mentioned two key points it highlighted. This post quotes from the report and comments on some other aspects raised. I thought the easiest way…
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Social Enterprises in NZ: A challenge for change

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Introduction Alice: Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? The Cheshire Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to get to. Alice: I don't much care where. The Cheshire Cat: Then it doesn't much matter which…
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