New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 45

Page 1685

✨ Religious Clergy Lists

29 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1685

Ringatu Church—continued

The Reverend—
Taoho, Airini, Mrs
Tarei, Akima
Tarei, Wiremu
Tari, Rangi
Te Kurapa, Hikawera
Te Kurapa, Tumona
Tene, Te Iwingaro
Te Ua, Kapu Kakaho
Tukaokao, Paul
Waaka, Kari
Waenga, Hemi
Wetini, Peter Rapaea
Wharepapa, Ahikaiata
Witeri, Puku
Williams, Reginald

Assemblies of God in New Zealand

Pastor—
Ahern, Kevin Michael
Ama, Frederick Alfala
Ashford, Owen Frederick
Ashton, Samuel John
Barrett, Richard Stanley
Blessman, Everett William
Barry, Donald Maurice
Brett, Alan Gordon
Brett, Graham Norman
Brett, Kevin
Brett, Norman Samuel
Brydges, David Jackson, A.R.A.N.Z.
Cairns, James John
Chapman, Daniel
Childers, John M., M.A.
Clark, Ian George, M.A.
Coleman, John Joseph
Colliss, James Philip
Connell, Raymond
Cooling, Geoffrey
Crosbie, Donald Bruce, B.Com., A.R.A.N.Z.
Davies, Graeme George
Dekker, Cornelis Johan
Doughty, Graham David
Dowie, Leslie David
Dunn, Donald Alexander, Dip.Tchg
Falefata-Scanlan, Oseilse
Fawcett, Howard Francis
Fawcett, Ian Lynne
Ferguson, David John
Franklin, Royce David
Goodwin, David Colin
Harris, Donald Charles Raymond
Harrison, Paul Brereton
Hennessey, Lawrence
Hetrick, Neil James, Dip.Tchg.
Higgins, Peter James
Hira, Peter
Hood, James
House, Daniel Patrick
Houston, William Francis
Hughes, Raymond Wayne
James, David Samuel
Jennings, George Cecil
Johnson, James Neville
Johnston, Victor Wallace
Jourdain, David William
Koro, Jane Magiti
Larsen, Alex James
Levens, Gary Ian
Louwrens, Richard
McFarland, James Murray
Magele, Toaiga
Martin, Barry Peter
Matia, Motu
Maynard, Leonard Trevor
Moore, Neil Stanley
Mounsey, Owen John
Openshaw, Peter Ernest
Orpin, David George
Parr, John David
Paulo, Savelio Paul
Peacock, Brent Graham
Powell, Stanley Lewis

Assemblies of God in New Zealand—continued

Pastor—
Price, Kem
Pulepule, Pulepule Samani
Rafferty, Michael
Saipani, Va’a Ututunu
Scott, Raymond John
Sevudredre, Emori Rokobose
Sherburd, James Eric, L.Th.
Short, Desmond Trevor
Siupea, Penani T.
Squires, Evan John Westbrooke
Steenma, Herman
Stewart, Robert
Stradwick, Jack Alfred
Sutherland, Donald Wallace
Taoai, Taumailona Seleni
Taylor, James Lambert
Teal, Allen Gordon
Thomas, Thomas George
Tronson, Barrie Preston
Uren, Bruce Chapman
Van der Linden, Andreas Paulus Franciscus
Verhoeff, John Martin
Veve, Vaai Vaegau
Wakein, Campbell Frederick
Watson, John Arthur
Watt, Peter
Wharemate, Edward Tuarea
Williams, Sidney James
Wood, John

Church of the Golden Light

Anderson, Laurence Sigurd

Commonwealth Covenant Church

Mr—
Baigent, Alfred Stanley
Belcher, Stephen
Bythell, Frank Brown
Fawcet, Allan Alec
Fawcet, Alan Thomas
Grant, Leo Ross
Tregaskis, James Macfarlane
Watkins, Stanley Thomas
Wilson, Eric David

Apostolic Church

The Reverend—
Arnold, Allen Victor
Arnold, Howard Leith
Beach, Roy
Beattie, Milton Hamilton, Dip.Th.
Belcher, Eric Joseph Raymond
Belworthy, Ian Roger (Pastor)
Clement, Craig Samuel
Cochran, Allan Boyne (Pastor)
Cullen, Ivor Lawrence
Dickie, Blair Holden
Dickson, Allan Stephenson
Douglas, John Charles

Pastor—
Faithfull, Leslie

The Reverend—
Frater, Wilfred Ian
Galletly, Peter Christie
Gilmour, John Frederick, L.Th.
Goulton, Marcus
Guerin, Edgar Joseph
Jourdain, Harold Neville
Keane, James Walter Kitchener

Evangelist, Lloyd, John Alexander

The Reverend—
Maxwell, John
Meehan, Rex Norman
Mete, Marsh
Monk, Bruce Montgomery
Monk, Ross Bernard
Newland, Robert Clive

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🎓 List of Ringatu Church Clergy (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsRingatu Church, clergy, New Zealand, Reverend
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

Airini Taoho (Mrs), Reverend
Akima Tarei, Reverend
Wiremu Tarei, Reverend
Rangi Tari, Reverend
Hikawera Te Kurapa, Reverend
Tumona Te Kurapa, Reverend
Te Iwingaro Tene, Reverend
Kapu Kakaho Te Ua, Reverend
Paul Tukaokao, Reverend
Kari Waaka, Reverend
Hemi Waenga, Reverend
Peter Rapaea Wetini, Reverend
Ahikaiata Wharepapa, Reverend
Puku Witeri, Reverend
Reginald Williams, Reverend

🎓 List of Assemblies of God in New Zealand Pastors

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsAssemblies of God, Pastors, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

64 names identified

Kevin Michael Ahern, Pastor
Frederick Alfala Ama, Pastor
Owen Frederick Ashford, Pastor
Samuel John Ashton, Pastor
Richard Stanley Barrett, Pastor
Everett William Blessman, Pastor
Donald Maurice Barry, Pastor
Alan Gordon Brett, Pastor
Graham Norman Brett, Pastor
Kevin Brett, Pastor
Norman Samuel Brett, Pastor
David Jackson Brydges (A.R.A.N.Z.), Pastor
James John Cairns, Pastor
Daniel Chapman, Pastor
John M. Childers (M.A.), Pastor
Ian George Clark (M.A.), Pastor
John Joseph Coleman, Pastor
James Philip Colliss, Pastor
Raymond Connell, Pastor
Geoffrey Cooling, Pastor
Donald Bruce Crosbie (B.Com., A.R.A.N.Z.), Pastor
Graeme George Davies, Pastor
Cornelis Johan Dekker, Pastor
Graham David Doughty, Pastor
Leslie David Dowie, Pastor
Donald Alexander Dunn (Dip.Tchg), Pastor
Oseilse Falefata-Scanlan, Pastor
Howard Francis Fawcett, Pastor
Ian Lynne Fawcett, Pastor
David John Ferguson, Pastor
Royce David Franklin, Pastor
David Colin Goodwin, Pastor
Donald Charles Raymond Harris, Pastor
Paul Brereton Harrison, Pastor
Lawrence Hennessey, Pastor
Neil James Hetrick (Dip.Tchg.), Pastor
Peter James Higgins, Pastor
Peter Hira, Pastor
James Hood, Pastor
Daniel Patrick House, Pastor
William Francis Houston, Pastor
Raymond Wayne Hughes, Pastor
David Samuel James, Pastor
George Cecil Jennings, Pastor
James Neville Johnson, Pastor
Victor Wallace Johnston, Pastor
David William Jourdain, Pastor
Jane Magiti Koro, Pastor
Alex James Larsen, Pastor
Gary Ian Levens, Pastor
Richard Louwrens, Pastor
James Murray McFarland, Pastor
Toaiga Magele, Pastor
Barry Peter Martin, Pastor
Motu Matia, Pastor
Leonard Trevor Maynard, Pastor
Neil Stanley Moore, Pastor
Owen John Mounsey, Pastor
Peter Ernest Openshaw, Pastor
David George Orpin, Pastor
John David Parr, Pastor
Savelio Paul Paulo, Pastor
Brent Graham Peacock, Pastor
Stanley Lewis Powell, Pastor

🎓 List of Assemblies of God in New Zealand Pastors (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsAssemblies of God, Pastors, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

29 names identified

Kem Price, Pastor
Pulepule Samani Pulepule, Pastor
Michael Rafferty, Pastor
Va’a Ututunu Saipani, Pastor
Raymond John Scott, Pastor
Emori Rokobose Sevudredre, Pastor
James Eric Sherburd (L.Th.), Pastor
Desmond Trevor Short, Pastor
Penani T. Siupea, Pastor
Evan John Westbrooke Squires, Pastor
Herman Steenma, Pastor
Robert Stewart, Pastor
Jack Alfred Stradwick, Pastor
Donald Wallace Sutherland, Pastor
Taumailona Seleni Taoai, Pastor
James Lambert Taylor, Pastor
Allen Gordon Teal, Pastor
Thomas George Thomas, Pastor
Barrie Preston Tronson, Pastor
Bruce Chapman Uren, Pastor
Andreas Paulus Franciscus Van der Linden, Pastor
John Martin Verhoeff, Pastor
Vaai Vaegau Veve, Pastor
Campbell Frederick Wakein, Pastor
John Arthur Watson, Pastor
Peter Watt, Pastor
Edward Tuarea Wharemate, Pastor
Sidney James Williams, Pastor
John Wood, Pastor

🎓 List of Church of the Golden Light Clergy

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsChurch of the Golden Light, clergy, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

Laurence Sigurd Anderson, Clergy

🎓 List of Commonwealth Covenant Church Members

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsCommonwealth Covenant Church, members, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

Alfred Stanley Baigent (Mr), Member
Stephen Belcher (Mr), Member
Frank Brown Bythell (Mr), Member
Allan Alec Fawcet (Mr), Member
Alan Thomas Fawcet (Mr), Member
Leo Ross Grant (Mr), Member
James Macfarlane Tregaskis (Mr), Member
Stanley Thomas Watkins (Mr), Member
Eric David Wilson (Mr), Member

🎓 List of Apostolic Church Clergy

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsApostolic Church, clergy, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

Allen Victor Arnold (The Reverend), Clergy
Howard Leith Arnold (The Reverend), Clergy
Roy Beach (The Reverend), Clergy
Milton Hamilton Beattie (The Reverend, Dip.Th.), Clergy
Eric Joseph Raymond Belcher (The Reverend), Clergy
Ian Roger Belworthy (The Reverend (Pastor)), Clergy
Craig Samuel Clement (The Reverend), Clergy
Allan Boyne Cochran (The Reverend (Pastor)), Clergy
Ivor Lawrence Cullen (The Reverend), Clergy
Blair Holden Dickie (The Reverend), Clergy
Allan Stephenson Dickson (The Reverend), Clergy
John Charles Douglas (The Reverend), Clergy
Leslie Faithfull (Pastor), Clergy
Wilfred Ian Frater (The Reverend), Clergy
Peter Christie Galletly (The Reverend), Clergy
John Frederick Gilmour (The Reverend, L.Th.), Clergy
Marcus Goulton (The Reverend), Clergy
Edgar Joseph Guerin (The Reverend), Clergy
Harold Neville Jourdain (The Reverend), Clergy
James Walter Kitchener Keane (The Reverend), Clergy
John Alexander Lloyd (Evangelist), Clergy
John Maxwell (The Reverend), Clergy
Rex Norman Meehan (The Reverend), Clergy
Marsh Mete (The Reverend), Clergy
Bruce Montgomery Monk (The Reverend), Clergy
Ross Bernard Monk (The Reverend), Clergy
Robert Clive Newland (The Reverend), Clergy

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