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Evangelical leader in New Zealand calls on believers to not 'keep the good news quiet'

Evangelical leader in New Zealand calls on believers to not 'keep the good news quiet'

Many New Zealanders are “unbelieving, apathetic, distracted, confused, and spiritually resistant,” says Dr Stuart Lange, national director of the New Zealand Christian Network (NZCN) and senior research fellow at Laidlaw College. But “the world has always been like that, in every time and place,” he adds as he encourages Christians to talk about their faith with others. 
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