The Phoebe Project
Training gospel workers for Aotearoa
The Phoebe Project exists to help make theological education and ministry formation more financially viable for those preparing for gospel ministry in New Zealand.
Through The Phoebe Project, Multiply provides scholarship support to students who are:
enrolled (or enrolling in an approved Bible college programme, and
undertaking supervised ministry formation in a local church as part of their training
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For many potential gospel workers, training is both a joyful calling but also a real financial stretch. Costs add up quickly - fees, books, transport and the day to day cost of living. The Phoebe Project exists to help remove some of that burden so students can focus on becoming:
grounded in Scripture and theology
shaped in character
equipped in ministry skills
formed in the life of a local church
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Students
You’re exploring or preparing for gospel ministry and need support to make training possible
Churches
You want to help raise and form future gospel workers through real, supervised ministry training.
Donors
You want to invest in long-term gospel work—helping to resource workers who will serve in churches, ministries, and mission in years to come.
If you’d like to explore what a consult might look like for your church, we’d love to hear from you!
