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Tom Cadman, is an alumnus of Carey who graduated in 1957. In this article, he reflects back on his journey as a minister of the gospel, while also thinking about the challenge of gospel proclamation today.
Jonathan Chow and Rebecca Webb reflect on their recent summer pastoral placements and answer the question "How did I participate in the good news this summer?"
We are thrilled to welcome Luke Kaa-Morgan to the Carey community. Read more about how Luke will be contributing to the life and formation of the college.
Tim Given, Carey Alumnus and now Deputy Ambassador for the New Zealand Embassy to the Philippines talks to us about his work and how, for him, it is an act of worship.
From swimming with locals in the river at Dannevirke to engaging at Ihumātao, worship this year has looked a bit different for Carey student, Jono Edmeades.
'Emergency' Worship for Terrorism, Tragedy and Pandemics or Worship for Real Life? Malcolm explains how we need to have a language for suffering in our worship if we are to communicate meaningfully with God, with each other, and with the world around us.
Carey celebrates the third year Pastoral Leadership, Youth Pastoral Leadership and Ngā Pou Amorangi students who finish their studies this month.
Sam Kilpatrick explores the reality our young people face of finding identity and belonging in digital spaces. How does a theology of neighbouring work in an online environment?
Carey Baptist College launched its new branding on 2 November 2021. As Dr John Tucker (Principal) explains, the new look is a reflection of Carey's values and strategy.
Golden Sands Baptist Church: a new church in a brand new community for Carey Pastoral Leadership graduate Colin Gruetzmacher.
"Fear is here to stay; it is the price of mission, part of the discipleship deal. What we need is a way to quieten our fears, which is not the same as getting rid of them or minimising them."
"I think when you're in places for a long time, and you're intentional about that, then God uses that to connect you with others in your community so that you can take people on that discipleship path."