SIM New Zealand is the latest organisation to join the Micah Challenge network. "It is great to partner with you" says Nigel Webb, Director of SIM New Zealand. 

SIM New Zealand sends people to join in with what God is doing around the world in Africa, Asia and South America.  "Our mission partners minister among the poor, in faith initiatives, in health, education and in community development.  SIM stands with the poor and with your help we can offer practical, holistic assistance, through both aid and initiatives aimed at getting at the roots of poverty."

Find out more about SIM New Zealand from their website.

Radio personality Andrew Urquhart has stepped up to the challenge of encouraging Kiwis to do their part in reducing global poverty and raising awareness of injustice around the world.

The keynotes speakers are Jim Wallis of Sojourners (USA) and Dave Andrews of TEAR Australia both outstanding Christian Social Justice advocates of international acclaim. They will be ably supported by a team of experienced seminar presenters including Sir Paul Reeves and 32 workshops from which to select. 

The Auckland Anglican Social Justice Council has joined Micah Challenge as an Associate Member. David Hall, a member of the Council writes about their decision to support Micah Challenge:

The Auckland Diocese has a number of sector Councils to reflect the Anglican Communion’s fivefold marks of Mission as follows: