The power of a father’s influence is this: if a child comes to Christ, 3% of families will follow, if a mother comes to Christ, 17% of families will follow – if a father comes to Christ 93% of families will follow. Our call to our men is to grow spiritually, develop your wairua for the you that Atua designed to you to be, and then truly live that in all areas of life. Iron Sharpens Iron and, as men, we need to be spiritually fathered in this pathway of discipleship. Learn your SHAPE to contribute in the calling and places of life He has set for you – your presence makes a difference to your partner, your children, your communities of life.

No clichés and no quick fix. What does it truly mean for you, as an individual man, to walk this planet being well in the communities of your life? Explore the rugged valleys and ecstatic mountain tops that we call life, but do it as the man you were created by Atua to be. Physically, Emotionally, Spiritually, Relationally. Learn the importance of the role you play. Rub shoulders with us in the moana, struggle to the top of the range, break bread, and be safe to fill your own kete on journey with men who live and breathe faith, hope, alofa for another day. There are many facets to this mahi that will have positive influence in to all areas of your life.

Our Village, the heart and soul of our lives as men, the ones that make us rise another day to fight the good fight. Break away and relax, take the time to serve and matua, aiga / famili as an expression of aroha / alofa / Atua’s Love for them through you. The importance of “play” is never so important as it is today – it shows that the village is safe and secure, that they are loved and valued. In this time of change, chaos and disruption, be the safe space for your matua and whanau to connect to.

Ask the people what they need and they will tell you. We just do what we can to resource it. Our projects opportunities to walk alongside community and work together in partnerships that meet their needs. We welcome all volunteers and corporations from all walks of life that wish to give of their best to others and do some meaningful good on the planet, whether it be food care parcels to community, working bee, place-making in a community school, planting food forests or setting up an social enterprise to fund youth programmes… aspirational into actual. “ O le ala I le pule o le tautua – the pathway to Leadership is through Service. (Samoan Proverb)