: | Bay of Plenty Times | Press Reader|Page 23 A company owned by the Gloriavale Christian Community, on the West Coast, expects to drill a new oil well this spring with a rig that has recently arrived from Korea. Ocean Harvest International Ltd (OHIL), is planning the new well on…
: | YouTube | Peter T | In a remote part of the West Coast inland from Greymouth is a farm called Gloriavale. It’s a multi-faceted farm business that supports a community in excess of 500 people. The group began with about 30 people meeting in a hall in Rangiora in…
: Article from Gloriavale published in 2014 – The Experience of the Gloriavale Christian Community Titles within the article include: Living the Christian Life – A Practical Guide for Success, Personal Salvation, Early Questions and Answers, Foundational Scriptures, Early Days in New Zealand, Establishing the Faith, Starting Over Again, Pioneering on the…
: By Anne Lee – Dairy Exporter – 01/02/2011 A reclusive religious group which moved to the West Coast bush from North Canterbury 20 years ago has carved out an impressive dairying enterprise to support its self-contained community of 450, Anne Lee reports. They may shun the trappings of the modern…
: Country Life | RNZ |Host: Cosmo Kentish-Barnes The community’s become one of the largest contributors to the West Coast economy and is based on a 1700-hectare inland farm where nearly 500 people live in relative seclusion. Listen to the audio: Gloriavale Christian Community…
: | Otago Daily Times | Members of a religious cult on the West Coast appear to have pressured at least one local store into pulling a book from their shelves that argues their leader is a manipulative sexual deviant. The book, Sins of the Father, tells the story of Phil Cooper…
: | NZ Herald | Rebecca Quilliam | For hundreds of people living in a cut-off community called Gloriavale on the West Coast, Neville Cooper speaks the word of God. For his son Phil, Neville Cooper was a controlling, manipulative, sexual deviant who set out to dominate every aspect of his…
: | NZ Herald | Anna Leask | A New Zealand father of six is desperate to give a 16-year-old daughter he has never met the chance of life outside a religious sect that still has his former wife in its grasp. Phil Cooper escaped the sect, a Christian community set…
: | Hindustan Times | Indo-Asian News Service | Venkata Siva was sponsored by the Gloriavale Christian community to study English and Agriculture. An Indian student in Greymouth, New Zealand, is being sent back to India after he fell out with a commune that supported his visit. Venkata Siva Rayavarapu, 22,…