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The Order of St Luke the Physician in New Zealand
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Jesus, be to me
my Saviour (Healer)
my Leader (Dux)
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The OSL in New Zealand belongs to a world-wide Order which is represented in a number of countries in the world, each country being independent but in fellowship with the others.


OSL Websites
The Australian Order of St Luke the Physician was originally known as The Australasian Order which included New Zealand until the 1972 New Zealand Conference when New Zealand achieved autonomy.
The United States Order is known as
The International Order of St Luke the Physician
and this is where the Order was founded by The Rev John Gayner Banks and his wife Ethel.
Region 2 of The International Order of St Luke the Physician has its own website and covers the areas of Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,Virginia, and West Virginia.
 

The Canadian Order website at first appeared to be in the French language but at the top of the page (second line) you will find a link to the English language.

 
The Netherlands Order website, unfortunately for those who are not multilingual, is in the Dutch language.
 
Other Links
'Wholeness' is a four page Newspaper published in New Zealand by the Wholeness Charitable Trust Board, operating in association with The Order of St Luke. You are invited to spend a while on their website and read some of the articles on God's love and grace as demonstrated through His divine healing. Visit the Wholeness website.
 
Healing Homes
Titoki Healing Centre - Whakatane, Bay of Plenty, exists to offer people opportunities to experience wholeness, enrichment and transformation of life through Jesus Christ.
Manna Healing Centre - Taranaki, a non-profit Christian Trust dedicated to facilitating restoration, healing of body and mind, and refreshment of spirit.
Te Waiora House - Canterbury, provides a peaceful and quiet place where people may come (from whatever religion, denomination or occupation), away from the stress and strain of daily life, to rest and to seek physical, emotional and spiritual renewal.


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