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In response to a changing world, our new Strategic Plan sets a bold vision for the next decade—nurturing Christ-like leaders and thriving faith communities across Aotearoa and beyond.
Carey has begun the exciting process of recruiting for a new Principal. If you're an experienced leader in the Christian community interested in this role, we'd love to hear from you.
Nga Pou Amorangi equips Māori leadership students for gospel ministry within Māori and bicultural contexts, and from 2025, it will continue outside of Carey, led by Rewai Te Kahu, while Carey remains committed to supporting Māori theological education.
We are delighted to announce that Carey has been awarded Category 1 status, with the review team concluding that it is “highly confident” in both our educational performance and in our capability for self-assessment.
Change is ahead for both Dr John Tucker our college Principal, and for Carey Baptist College.
John Tucker explores how at the heart of true Christian leadership lies a singular focus: pointing others to Jesus Christ.
Sacha Olson, Pastoral Leadership graduate, reflects on her first year in a pastoral role since graduating from Carey.
Carey Baptist College, Baptist Union of NZ, Arotahi and Northern Baptist Association have purchased a new building!
Carey Baptist College announces Dr Christa McKirland as the new Dean of Faculty.
Kassidy Kinvig from Tearfund New Zealand shares how the Psalms can be used as a creative demonstration of praising and worshiping God.
"What is it going to be like when these spiritual and creative people find themselves in the company of other likeminded people all excited to hear from each other and seek God together?"
The Psalms can help us to become communities who are sensitive to the suffering of others, who can linger in hard places, and who can stay in our own pain long enough to journey well with others in theirs.