SIM is an international mission organisation with more than 4,000 workers serving in more than 70 countries. SIM members serve God among many diverse people groups in every continent. Andrew is the ICT Operations Manager for SIM. Windsor Park’s financial commitment goes towards Andrew’s personal support.

Windsor Park is part of a collective of 250 faith communities bringing gospel renewal to people and places in our local neighbourhoods. Each faith community contributes to the national resource centre – Baptist Churches of New Zealand, who provide a range of supports to the churches as a whole.

The Baptist Theological College is the Bible College of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council in Pftusero, Nagaland, India. They train pastors and evangelists. Windsor Park’s support goes towards their annual ‘Good Samaritan Appeal’ that provides study scholarships for students who don’t have the financial means to study.

Joyya (formerly Freeset) provide economic and social avenues that help women and families rise out of abject poverty which often have come as a result of being trafficked into the sex industry in Kolkata, India. Joyya operates a programme around child sponsorship which Windsor Park contributes to, enabling children to have the resources which enable them to attend school.

Windsor Park’s Waiheke Island campus supports two children through the child sponsorship programme at Tear Fund.

The Northern Baptist Association (NBA) is the more localised support for the 98 Baptist faith communities across the most populated region of the country from Waiuku in the south to Doubtless Bay and Kaitaia in the Far North. Windsor Park contributes to the work of the NBA who’s staff team support these churches in a range of ways.

Tandem Ministries (part of the international ministry, Cru – Campus Crusade for Christ) aims to fulfil the Great Commission through winning people to Christ, building them in their faith and sending them out to make disciples. This strategy is undergirded by their values of faith, fruitfulness and growth. Margaret Coyle works in the human resources area of Tandem, and Windsor Park’s financial commitment goes towards Margaret’s personal support.

Langham Partnership is a global movement of Christ-followers fulfilling the great commission by equipping and resourcing indigenous leaders around the world to multiply disciples in their families, churches and communities. Paul is the Director of Langham Preaching, which seeks to nurture indigenous, grassroots movements of biblical preaching to contribute to the maturing of the church worldwide. Windsor Park’s financial commitment goes towards Paul’s personal support.

Ross is the CEO of the Global Sport Chaplaincy Association (GSCA) which seeks to establish, develop, empower & resource sports chaplaincy entities around the world. GSCA sits under the umbrella of Tandem Ministries. Windsor Park’s financial commitment goes towards supporting the Georgiou’s as they lead this ministry abroad.

The Vanuatu Community Trust is the New Zealand entity through which support is offered to Nasi Tuan on the island of Tanna, Vanuatu. Nasi Tuan is an organisation that facilitates a range of projects (including the production of coffee beans for the New Zealand market) that helps local people build economic and social solutions to the poverty and challenges experience in the island of Tanna, often as a result to tropical storms that wreak havoc in that part of the world. This project is a partnership with Shore Community Church and Tear Fund.

Zanietso Vero and his family are missionaries in Nepal, sent by from the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council who are domiciled in Pfutsero, Nagaland, India. The family undertake a range of projects that seek to come aside and assist the fledging church in Nepal. These projects range from providing aid, to leadership training and equipping, and more recently through the provision of workshops and training in worship ministry.

The Windsor Park LifeCare trust provide two part-time youth works to Murrays Bay Intermediate School and Rangitoto College. The costs of these youth workers are shared between the school, the trust, and Windsor Park.

The Trust provides guidance and support and funding for ecumenical Christian chaplaincies at universities and polytechnics in the Auckland and Northland region. Windsor Park’s financial commitment provides funds for the administrative functions of this trust.