Regional Ministers for Australia and New Zealand

Dear friends of light in Australia and New Zealand,

We wanted to let you know that we have recently been appointed as regional minister for New Zealand. This appointment by our Spiritual Director and the Ministerial Advisory Committee is in addition to our existing role as regional ministers for Australia.

We are replacing the previous regional contact who was New Zealand born Robert McKenzie.  Our Spiritual director Rev. David Drye thought that this was a logical appointment for New Zealand to now have regional ministers. As you know we usually visit the South Pacific region once a year. In addition we have a great love for this lovely land of the long white cloud and have visited and lectured in New Zealand on several occasions. An added bonus is that we are well acquainted with many of our long time members there and have contact with them from time to time.

We believe that it is a step up for New Zealand to now have regional ministers. Kiwi Keepers of the Flame are welcome to contact us by email or skype or phone. We are often up late in the evenings and are able to take calls according to your time zones.

In particular in the coming months, we will be seeking God’s will as to how we can assist in the expansion of the light in this area of the world.  Please pray for us and our ministry.

We still plan to visit once a year and continue our ministry long distance. We hope to be able to add a stop off in New Zealand as our schedule allows in the future. If you have any comments or suggestions we would welcome them. Unfortunately our moving to New Zealand or Australia does not appear to be an option at this time. [!] In the meantime as your regional ministers, we will continue to pray at the high altar in King Arthur’s Court for the spiritual welfare of our friends of light in New Zealand and Australia and the South Pacific Region and for the growth of the teachings in these beloved lands. Yours in the service of the Christ Light and the Divine Mother

Rev. Neroli Duffy and Rev. Peter Duffy