Neville Bartley

National Youth Leader, SUNZ
A youth worker in NZ for the last 30 years, Neville has now shifted from being a youth pastor to supporting youth pastors throughout NZ. He has a passion to see youth workers well supported and resourced and to see youth effectively equipped to become world changing disciples for Christ. He has worked in many different areas of NZ with different ethnic and socio-economic groups and brings all these years of youth work and church work with him in the training and teaching he provides. He is married to Kerran and they have 3 grown children Hope, Zach and Sam and a recent addition is their son-in-law Eugene. Neville currently lives and works in Wellington.

Rev. Robin Humphreys

Kids Friendly Coach, Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand

Robin loves joining in what God is doing among children of all ages (from 2 to 102)!  She is a minister and has served as a community children’s worker, youth and young adult ministry director, teacher to new entrants and now serves as the Kids Friendly National Coach.  She is married with a toddler and loves adventuring down a river or up a mountain with them!

Rt Rev Richard Dawson

Moderator of the PCANZ

In Ministry for 27 years, much of it on the coal face with young and young adults Richard now serves as Moderator for the PCANZ.

Sean du Toit

Dr Sean du Toit (PhD) is the New Testament Lecturer for Alphacrucis. Sean has an exceptional gift for teaching the scriptures. He is especially interested in the general letters in the New Testament, the book of Revelation and the Apostolic Fathers.  He will challenge and inspire us to live lives that are shaped by the gospel. Sean is the husband of Sue and the father of Ava. He’s also an amateur snowboarder and in the summer time enjoys riding his Mongoose BMX.

Eugene Fuimaono

Lower North Island Youth Consultant, SUNZ

Eugene is the Lower North Island Youth Consultant for Scripture Union. He is hugely passionate about empowering youth pastors and workers in their amazing work, and is always inspired when people are engaging with the difficult questions, especially around biculturalism. Eugene is of mixed parentage, Maori/Samoan/Dutch, and teaches from his own experiences of walking the multi-cultural line, but also has worked in the Church and Community sectors with multi-cultural youth and draws on both experience, study, and relationship to teach on these difficult matters. Eugene’s qualifications are a Diploma in Youth and Community studies majoring in Te Ao Maori in youthwork, and a BA in Commercial Music

Amy Page-Whiting

Amy is a long-time youth pastor turned Senior Pastor who now leads a great team at Cashmere New Life Christchurch.  She is passionate about working with likeminded people to effectively form communities of authentic people who seek to hear what God is saying and to action it in real life.