Resources

EfM Programme Overview

2026 Information Sheet

EfM Article in Anglican Taonga

New Zealand Books for 2026

New Zealand Books for 2027

Enrolment Form 2026 – Full Year EFM Programme

Enrolment Form 2026 – Faith Grounded in the Whenua

Enrolment Form 2026 – The Church in Aotearoa NZ

Participant Letter of Understanding

 Participant Withdrawal Form

These transcripts have been produced by Education for Ministry Trust for use by participants in the course. Please respect the copyrights of the Trust, Scottie Reeve and Spanky Moore relating to this material. The times in brackets are the essential parts of the interview if you are pressed for time.

Week 2 Material

Ancient Solutions: Cultural Disconnection with Jay Ruka – Part 1 (16:32-end)

Transcript of Part 1

Ancient Solutions: Cultural Disconnection with Jay Ruka – Part 2 (start- 29:00)

Transcript of Part 2

EfM has many policies which are included in the Mentor’s Manual given annually to accredited mentors. The policies on this page are those that participants may need to know about.

Code of Ethics Principles

Code of Ethics Policy

 Refund of EfM Registration Fees

Pathwright – this is the online learning platform where you will find you course. There are two free modules that are useful –
EfM: Recruitment has information and ideas for recruiting participants for your group.
EfM: Week x Week has videos about the content of each week, and also videos explaining elements of EfM that mentors may find useful.

The Education for Ministry programme site operated by the University of the South, in Sewanee, Tennessee, USA. This includes general information about the EfM programme, including more sample sessions from the new EfM curriculum.

EfM Canada

Common Grace Aotearoa A movement of Christians across Aotearoa seeking to transform unjust structures for the common good.

The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia; official Web Site of the Three Tikanga (Cultural Streams)  Church encompassing Maori ‐ Aotearoa, Pakeha ‐ New Zealand and Pasefika ‐ Polynesia.

St John’s College, located in Auckland, is the residential Theological College of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.

Christianity An entertaining and informative site that contains theological information, spiritual insight, and opportunity for discussion ‒ check it out!


Church Times
 Weekly online independent Anglican newspaper. Includes news coverage and commentary.

Sojourners Website for Sojourners Ministries, which puts out Sojourners magazine. Sojourners articulates the biblical call to social justice.

Ship of Fools.com calls itself “The Magazine of Christian Unrest.”  Entertaining and provocative reading on a variety of contemporary topics.