at Eastside Apostolic Church, Hamilton June 10th - 12th 2005 Paul deJong is the Senior Pastor at Christian Life Centre, Auckland.  he speaks at leadership conferences, seminars and churches around the world. Ian Wright leads a thriving church in Invercargill.  Ian speaks in many churches, both here and overseas.  He is on the National Leadership Team of the Apostolic Church NZ. Don Lake is Senior Pastor at Bays Apostolic Church in Auckland.  Don functions as a prophet in NZ and around the world. Nick Klinkenberg is the Senior Pastor of Eastside Apostolic Church in Hamilton. Nick's ministry is one of encouragement and exhortation.    DVD-R MESSAGE CD SPEAKER MESSAGE TITLE   Friday 10th June 7.30 pm IC05-D1 IC05-C1 Paul deJong "Community In Action"   Saturday 11th June 9.00 am IC05-D2 IC05-C2a Ian Wright "Atmosphere, Attitude, Action" IC05-C2b Nick Klinkenberg "Requirements Of Mission" Don Lake "Inspired By The Prophetic"   Saturday 11th June 7.30 pm IC05-D3 IC05-C3 Ian Wright "A New Song In Your Mouth"   Sunday 12th June 9.00 am IC05-D4 IC05-C4a Ian Wright "Sing O Barren" (9.00 am) IC05-C4b Ian Wright "Sing O Barren" (10.40 am)   Sunday 12th June 7.00 pm IC05-D5 IC05-C5 Ian Wright / Don Lake "Colliding With Destiny" Click on the appropriate item to order online and pay with Visa or Mastercard (in New Zealand Dollars) .   PRICES IN NZ$ . NZD Approx AUD Approx USD Approx GBP DVD-R $30 each $26 each $24 each £12 each  MESSAGE CD $10 each $9 each $8 each £4 each . Videos are normally provided in PAL standard (for NZ, Australia, UK etc) Optional NTSC standard for USA, Japan, Korea, Philippines etc are available. Make a note in the shopping cart if you need NTSC. Prices are in NZ$ and include Postage in New Zealand Postage & packing is extra for Overseas orders. Choose your country in the cart. Your Credit Card will be charged in the equivalent of the NZ Dollar total. The shopping cart will give you a 10% discount for any 5 or more items Back to the top    IC05-1 "Community In Action" Community combines "unity" with "opportunity". Paul speaks from his own experience of living a New Testament life-style in our modern day, and urges us to lay aside the things that hinder community. He says "Personal preferences prevent community" and "Community requires ongoing investment". A great reminder to Pastors to give their people the opportunity to be involved in the community as a ministry. Back to the top