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Maranatha Te Reo

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Our Kai tahi was made possible by the aroha and support from Maranatha SDA Church, the Strickland whānau and my business Ara Tika Consultant's. All the participants paired up, and were only allowed to korero Te Reo Māori anake. E reka ana te kai I tunu ai rātou. So pleased by their efforts and desire to learn our Reo Māori. Facilitators included myself along side Pastor Dwayne Strickland and his whānau.

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I timatanga tēnei mo te haahi o te Rā Whitu ( Seventh Day Adventist) I roto I tēnei pikitia ko ngā Pouwhakahaere me ngā tauira rangatahi e waiatatia I tētahi waiata Māori, a I tū maia e rātou I mua I a rātou mātua, pakeke, kaumatua hoki. This was the first time a group of youth from the Seventh day Adventist Church has sung a Te Reo Māori song in front of their parents. Grandparents and the general public. It was an amazing day. The waiata was writen by Brooke Williams.

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Young and old braved the cold tonight to celebrate our Matariki Kaitahi. To conclude our 12 week basic Te Reo class here in Rotorua they played traditional Māori games and learnt about the hautapu and maramataka. The free course was started to support church members, our local SDA School and our wider community. This photo is of one our facilitators Sasha Nahu during our Matariki Kaitahi.

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