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Blackwell Rosemary Ms Y yes Whangarei 09 4346630 02 2070 8266 nz Northland Anglican Blundell John Rev N yes Warkworth 09 4222562 02 2687 8919 [email protected] Northland Anglican Contemplative Hermans Agnes Ms Y yes Onerahi 09 4362145 02 7202 6077 [email protected] Northland Catholic Contemplative McCracken Anne Ms N no Whangarei 09 4381145 02 1107 5489 [email protected] Northland Anglican Northcote, Auckland - north McLennan Moira N no Auckland 09 479 8326 02 7367 4102 [email protected] and west Manly Auckland - north Maire Vincent Mr N no Auckland 09 4242293 02 7276 6032 [email protected] and west Catholic Auckland - north Betz Mary Dr N yes Titirangi 09 8172151 021 0287 3232 [email protected] and west Catholic [email protected] Auckland - north Cochrane Jeannie Mrs Y yes Swanson 02 1172 0672 m and west Not specific Auckland - north Crawley David Dr Y yes Titirangi 09 816 8713 02 1191 1505 [email protected] and west Anglican Auckland - north Peterson Donna Mrs N yes Mairangi Bay 09 479 4805 02 1145 3114 [email protected] and west Catholic [email protected] Auckland - north Pritchard Sheila Ms Y no Orewa 02 1054 8280 m and west Baptist Auckland - north Thirkettle Sue Miss N no Avondale 02 7482 8643 [email protected] and west Baptist Henderson Auckland - north Tollestrup Steve N yes Valley 09 836 7968 02 1043 3686 [email protected] and west Cityside Baptist Auckland - north Ebyarimpa Mary N yes Birkenhead 09 419 9282 02 1268 8141 [email protected] and west Catholic Blockhouse Auckland - north Blaiklock Marjorie N yes Bay 09 8173359 02 7614 2493 [email protected] and west Baptist Auckland - north Burson Swift Linda N yes Waitakere 09 8108989 02 7548 8426 [email protected] and west Ecumenical Auckland - north Connolly Andrew Mr Y yes Helensviille 02 7282 6305 [email protected] and west Baptistish [email protected] Auckland - north Interdenomination Connolly Susannah Y yes Helensville 09 4207043 02 7286 1264 m and west al Auckland - north Dunn Andrew Y no Albany 09 415 9686 [email protected] and west Presbyterian Auckland - north Francis Fran Mrs Y yes Auckland 02 7481 7016 [email protected] and west Auckland - north Garton Joanne Mrs N no Henderson 09 267 5957 02 1136 7743 [email protected] and west Baptist Te Atatu Auckland - north Halstead Angelika Dr Y yes Peninsula 098348000 02 1049 6840 [email protected] and west Anglican Auckland - north Janus Adriana Mrs N yes Auckland 09 419 1329 02 1037 6989 [email protected] and west Catholic Greenhithe Auckland - north Charismatic/conte McKay Christeen Ms N yes Auckland 0 2199 3631 [email protected] and west mplative Auckland - north Torkington Kathy Mrs N no Kumeu 0 2158 8305 [email protected] and west Baptist Auckland - north Cummings Leigh Mrs Y no Helensville [email protected] and west Catholic Auckland - north McDonald Bev Mrs N yes Browns Bay 094789370 021 0419728 [email protected] and west Catholic Auckland - Baker Marion Y yes Glendowie 02 1054 8183 [email protected] Central and South Anglican [email protected] Auckland - Harkness Marven N yes Manurewa 096002015 02 2042 4933 om Central and South Baptist [email protected] Auckland - James Sheryl Sr N yes Mt Roskill 02 7476 4237 m Central and South Catholic Auckland - Interdenomination Lang Ron N yes Mt Albert 02 7337 9003 [email protected] Central and South al carolineleys@selwynfoundati Auckland - Leys Caroline Rev. Y no Auckland 02 7661 6144 on.org.nz Central and South Anglican Auckland - Parker Jovita Mrs N yes Papakura 09 298 5773 0 2724 8794 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Waiake, Auckland - Walton Holly Mrs N yes Auckland 02 1107 7126 [email protected] Central and South Auckland - Waters Ricky Mr Y yes Pt England 09 527 4538 02 7266 4569 [email protected] Central and South Presbyterian [email protected] Auckland - Tooley Margaret Ms N yes Auckland 09 576 1969 02 1260 0567 m Central and South Presbyterian livingandgrowing247@gmail. Auckland - Balzer Jan Mrs N yes Onehunga 096241166 02 1050 5237 com Central and South Flexible Baptist Auckland - Brown Lyndall Sr Y yes Auckland 02 1185 6750 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Auckland - Burt Audrey Mrs Y no Auckland 09 521 0960 [email protected] Central and South Open Brethren Auckland - Interdenomination Caston Jenny Mrs Y yes Auckland 0 2184 8251 [email protected] Central and South al Ellerslie, Auckland - Dunlop Adrienne N Yes Auckland 095799496 021 0222 0841 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Somerville Auckland - Farrands Elizabeth Rev. MsY Yes Auckland 09 534 5891 0 2153 4773 [email protected] Central and South Anglican Auckland - Garchow Leona Sr N no Epsom 02 1209 5811 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Auckland - Jenkin Rosemary N yes Mt Albert 02 1113 3255 [email protected] Central and South Ecumenical Mangere Auckland - Kitchens Rachel N no Bridge 02 2699 0096 [email protected] Central and South Anglican` Auckland - Martin BlakerJeannie Mrs Y yes Three Kings 09 629 3082 02 7495 4028 [email protected] Central and South Anglican [email protected] Auckland - Miller Raewyn Mrs N no Auckland 09 528 6085 02 1250 1262 o.nz Central and South Anglican Auckland - Community Opie Katherine Mrs Mt Albert 098157673 02 1204 2987 [email protected] Central and South Church Auckland - Warren Anne Sr N no Auckland 09 589 1849 02 7351 6132 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Auckland - Whittaker Jeff Rev. Dr Y yes Greenlane 095249723 02 1244 9155 [email protected] Central and South Baptist Auckland - Wiles-PickardCathryn Sr N no Epsom 096386769 02 1187 6986 [email protected] Central and South Catholic Waikato/Taranak Budenberg Joyce N yes Hamilton 02 1187 8109 [email protected] i Chartwell Waikato/Taranak Dale Jocelyn Dr N no Hamilton 07 855 8861 02 1152 2161 [email protected] i Presbyterian Huntington Waikato/Taranak Ross Ensor Sharon Rev N NI Hamilton 02 7810 4358 [email protected] i Presbyterian Waikato/Taranak Tyrrell Wendy Rev N no Hamilton 07 839 8205 [email protected] i Anglican Waikato/Taranak Gavin Kathleen Rev N YES RD 1 Raglan 07 825 8059 02 7416 8515 [email protected] i Anglican Waikato/Taranak Chu Lin Mrs Y yes Hamilton 07 856 7255 0 2165 5822 [email protected] i Baptist Waikato/Taranak Coyle Ruth Mrs N no Hamilton 07 853 2511 02 1063 7921 [email protected] i Anglican RD 2 Waikato/Taranak Drage Juliet N yes Cambridge 07 827 2221 02 1295 5397 [email protected] i Anglican New Waikato/Taranak Pickering Sue Rev Y yes Plymouth 06 758 4952 0 2145 0760 [email protected] i Anglican Waikato/Taranak Sampson Jan Y yes Hamilton 078493373 02 7480 5188 [email protected] i [email protected] Waikato/Taranak Tong Bruce N NO Thames 02 7268 3356 my.org i Salvation Army Hamilton Brian Rev Y yes Papamoa 07 542 5353 0 2143 2562 [email protected] Bay of Plenty Anglican [email protected] Hebenton TSSFJohn Rev Y yes Tauranga 0 2167 9202 m Bay of Plenty Anglican Bryant Joan Mrs N no Tauranga 07 544 1669 [email protected] Bay of Plenty Cochran Gaynor Mrs Y yes Tauranga 07 576 3116 02 1164 8422 [email protected] Bay of Plenty Lee Chris N yes Thames 02 7228 8928 [email protected] Bay of Plenty Baptist Maxwell-CurnockIrene Mrs Y yes Katikati 07 549 3002 [email protected] Bay of Plenty christian Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Appleby Robyn N yes North 063563409 02 2312 7284 [email protected] rapa Aoukautere Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Coles Barbara Rev Y no North 06 357 1884 02 1128 3038 [email protected] rapa Anglican Manawatu/Waira Hurly June Mrs N no 063292077 02 1177 9522 [email protected] rapa Catholic Manawatu/Waira Ballantyne Jan Mrs N no Manawatu 07 364 6449 02 7628 1990 [email protected] rapa Presbyterian Manawatu/Waira Begley Rex N no Carterton 02 7967 2299 [email protected] rapa Catholic Manawatu/Waira Bruce Arthur Rev Y yes Dannevirke 067774010 0 2143 2928 [email protected] rapa Anglican Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Chrisp Anne Rev Y yes North 06 358 0712 0 2140 6409 [email protected] rapa Anglican Manawatu/Waira Cody Phil N no Otaki 0 2174 7998 [email protected] rapa Catholic Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Latham June Ms N no North 06 359 2091 [email protected] rapa Anglican Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Maden Bruce Mr Y yes North 065603155 02 2304 0329 [email protected] rapa christian Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Marquet John Rev Y yes North 06 359 2094 02 7279 6369 [email protected] rapa Vineyard Manawatu/Waira Marsh Bev Mrs Y yes Fielding 063236691 02 7223 6691 [email protected] rapa Open Brethren Manawatu/Waira Marsh Lew Mr N no Fielding 063236691 02 7333 6691 [email protected] rapa Open Brethren Manawatu/Waira McInnes Elsa Mrs Y yes Fielding 06 323 9276 02 1072 8382 [email protected] rapa Presbyterian Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Rosser Ruth Mrs N no North 06 350 3055 [email protected] rapa Presbyterian Waitarere Manawatu/Waira Rowan Hannah Y yes Beach 02 7215 8544 [email protected] rapa Anglican Palmerston Manawatu/Waira Simonsen Pauline N no North 06 357 4859 [email protected] rapa Lutheran Kapiti/Porirua/W Harris Trish Ms Y no Porirua 04 237 4711 [email protected] hanganui Post Denom.
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