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Receive Refresh - Journal of Contemplative Spirituality in your letterbox
We warmly invite you to receive the print edition of Refresh Journal of Contemplative Spirituality twice each year.
Published by Spiritual Growth Ministries, Refresh explores a particular theme through articles, reflections, poetry and imagery, offering sustenance for the spiritual life of the Christian community and beyond.
Whether you are a seasoned pilgrim on the contemplative path or a curious explorer, Refresh is for you.
Printed copies of Refresh can be posted to your home anywhere in New Zealand. Complete the form below to receive future issues and receive occasional Refresh updates via email.
Refresh is freely offered. Your koha helps keep it in the hands of others.
Refresh is freely offered.
Your koha helps keep it in the hands of others.
Refresh contains no advertising and is offered free of charge to all who request it.
This model is made possible through the generosity of readers and supporters who value contemplative spirituality in Aotearoa New Zealand.
If Refresh has enriched your spiritual journey, we invite you to consider making an annual koha to support this ministry.
Suggested annual koha:
1–3 copies per issue: $30
4–10 copies per issue: $50
10–20 copies per issue: $70
Donate via Bank Transfer
Account name: Spiritual Growth Ministries Trust
Account no: 03-0166-0198782-00
Add your name and town in reference line and Refresh in particulars. We will email you a receipt for tax purposes.
Thank you for partnering with us to support and strengthen the contemplative stream in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Something to Contemplate
More than 70% of readers tell us they value receiving Refresh in print. Yet fewer than 20% make a donation.
It costs SGM around $20,000 each year to publish and distribute Refresh.
Your koha helps ensure that Refresh remains in print to bless the community of readers it serves.
“Refresh is where people can read what God is doing in the hearts and lives of other contemplative Christians; how they are responding to the issues of the day. The articles, pictures, poems, and photos connect me to our growing contemplative community in Aotearoa. They often rekindle my love for this whenua and its unique spirituality.
— Trish O’Donnell

