“Together we Can”
By Jolyon | Feb 28, 2009
‘Together we can’ – NZ church leaders’ response to the recession
Leaders of the mainstream New Zealand churches are confident that their combined social services and church networks can pull together to help people weather the recession.
The leaders have been meeting in Wellington today, at the same time as John Key’s Economic summit was being held in Auckland.
And the message from the church leaders is simple: Together, they say, we can look after each other.
The full text of their statement, which has been released by the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services, is at: http://www.anglicantaonga.org.nz/News/Common-Life/together-we-can
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