Intermediates
Welcome to our Intermediates page. This focuses on intermediates aged between Year 7-8, ages 11-13. Below you will find the latest events, resources, articles and key contacts. If you are not already connected with us, we would love to hear from you.
Events
Throughout the year, we run camps, youth leader trainings, clusters, and youth pastor’s gatherings. Whether you want to develop youth your youth, your leaders or yourself, there will be something for you.
Easter Camps
Easter camps across New Zealand, in Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch for intermediate and high-school aged young people.
Resources
We are working on this section and resources will become available here soon.
News, stories and media
Join the adventure: Experience eCamp and make a difference!
Could you volunteer this Easter and wear a red hat?
Could your community project be eligible for Tindall Foundation funding?
Local Baptist churches are successfully applying to the Tindall Foundation Fund to run projects and courses that benefit their communities.
Gospel Impact Lab: Empowering young people
At our upcoming National Hui, delegates can create a tool our local Baptist churches can use to equip young people to be disciples of and…
Creating a thriving culture of all-age discipleship
Interview with Tammy Preston, who will present a webinar series on her research into intergenerational communities and developing preaching for all ages.
Help keep our children safe
Baptist churches need to be safe communities for all of us. That’s why we’re providing free Child Protection Policy training for anyone who works with…
Baptist kids enriching worship in Aotearoa
Kids’ Band from South West Baptist Church (Ōtautahi) release 4 singles.
Empowering children during divorce and separation
“If we want to prepare them for their future, we need to help them adequately process their present reality”.
He Rito: The future of the church (pre-Hui read: Our young people)
“One of the greatest roles of God’s people is passing the torch of faith from one generation to the next.”
“COVID? Who cares about COVID. Look what is happening to our precious son!”
Kathryn Heslop shares how illness has impacted her son and how the church can genuinely love and care for family members struggling with their health.
Waihi intergenerational home group
In February 2019 Waihi Baptist Church began an intergenerational whānau home group on a Sunday evening. It started with 14 people but now 40-50 people…
If you can’t find what you are looking for, help is only an email or phone call away.
Ethan Miller
Youth Catalyst
[email protected]
021 299 2305
Jan Ozanne
National Children & Families Point Person
[email protected]
027 7333 298