Baptist Churches of New Zealand

This association started the New Zealand Baptist magazine, which has been published monthly since January 1881.

At the 1891 conference, the Union established a plan to divide the country into four districts - "Otago/Southland" (org.

A study in 1989 indicated that 69% of churches belonging to the Baptist Union identified with the charismatic movement.

The Union supports education through Carey Baptist College in Penrose, Auckland, and Te Whare Amorangi, designed for Māori men and women, in Papatoetoe, Auckland.

[6] The Convention has a missionary organization, NZBMS [7] Towards the end of his life, Carter became Pastor of the Ponsonby Baptist Church in New Zealand.

Bishop Coppelstone, Anglican Primate of India is said to have described Carter as the "foremost Sinhalese scholar of this age".