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Destiny Church is a New Zealand Evangelical church.  It believes in the word of Lord as in the Bible, and although in a country surrounded by blasphemy, social decay and  immorality, ([[New Zealand]]) serves to protect its standing as a Christian country.  
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Destiny Church is a New Zealand Evangelical church.  It believes in the word of Lord as in the Bible, and although [[New Zealand]] has become an increasingly [[liberal]] and [[atheism|atheistic]], Destiny Church serves to protect its standing as a Christian country.  
  
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The Church is well led by Bishop Tamaki, who takes a stand on all matters of imorality, particularly in leading the "Enough is Enough campaign", protesting against a government pursuing a [[homosexual agenda]].
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The Church is well led by Bishop Brian Tamaki, who takes a stand on all matters of imorality, particularly in leading the "Enough is Enough campaign", protesting against a government pursuing a [[homosexual agenda]].
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DestinyNZ, the political wing, had a chance of becoming a political force however, after polling below the 5% threashold required to gain a seat in [[New Zealand]] [[parliament]], DestinyNZ is unfortunately no longer on the electoral roll<ref>http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO0709/S00240.htm</ref>.
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DestinyNZ, the political wing, has a chance of becoming a political force in this years upcoming election.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 01:32, July 6, 2008

Destiny Church is a New Zealand Evangelical church. It believes in the word of Lord as in the Bible, and although New Zealand has become an increasingly liberal and atheistic, Destiny Church serves to protect its standing as a Christian country.

The Church is well led by Bishop Brian Tamaki, who takes a stand on all matters of imorality, particularly in leading the "Enough is Enough campaign", protesting against a government pursuing a homosexual agenda.

DestinyNZ, the political wing, had a chance of becoming a political force however, after polling below the 5% threashold required to gain a seat in New Zealand parliament, DestinyNZ is unfortunately no longer on the electoral roll[1].

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