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Monthly Newsletter Pou Tu Te Rangi (March) 2007 Preparations for Te Haerenga Preparations for Te haerenga are coming along well! All our speakers are confirmed and numbers of participants are rising. Currently there are 21 adults, 19 teenagers and 22 children confirmed plus operating staff of 11 adults and 17 kids. It may very well be over 100. Our overseas portion (phase 2) is to Hawaii and will be leaving NZ during School holidays in July 07 Volunteers are slowly coming. Tauranga House of Prayer are coming aboard to help with the children's program.
Update.(23/03/07) We had a wonderful dessert fundraiser night at Hairini Marae. Around eighty people attended and just over $14,000 was raised in pledges and gifts on the night. The evening went very well with video endorsements by John Dawson, Frank Naea, Sam Chapman and Pane Kawhia. There were key people there that night. People from local churches, pastors, directors of national & international mission agencies and business people. Dave Cole (Impact World Tour) championed the cause that evening and encouraged people to pray about how much to give. We were blessed by the caliber of people who attended, that the vision of Te Haerenga was shared and the funds raised towards the budget needed for the operational costs of Te Haerenga. Please stand with us as we believe God for $30,000 that's needed to meet the budget. We may have another fundraiser in the near future. what is Te haerenga all about? >>more info If you wish to donate funds and help us. Please contact us today. info@islandbreeze.org.nz >> click here for archived updates on Te haerenga 2006
Island Breeze Polynesian expressions. This month 16th & 17th we have a performance with the Tauranga Lions Club. Specifically Pacific (a new community initiative) Specifically Pacific (SP) has started at 'Te Kura kaupapa Maori o Otepou' a local total immersion maori school. This term our focus is on Samoa in which we will teach various aspects of Samoan culture. Plans for a school trip to Hawaii in September are on its way. Parents are currently working on fundraiser activities. If you wish to contribute to this, please contact us info@islandbreeze.org.nz SP began to teach
at another local school 'Te kura o matapihi' and will be teaching there
for 4 days on Hawaii. Kids learnt about the different musical implements
and the names used in their dances, they learnt a few Hawaiian basic
dance moves and have begun to learn a Hawaiian song. 1 Pray for financial provision for Te haerenga and that the dessert night will be successful.
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