Welcome to New Zealand Christians in Science! You are very welcome to join our community.

Becoming a member or associate member of NZCIS gives you:

  • a regular (normally every couple of months) email newsletter
  • Invitations to NZCIS events and webinars at discount entry
  • access to regional groups for discussion

Full membership

Full membership is for Christian professional scientists in universities, research institutes or industry, professional theologians or clergy. We will keep you informed on what we are doing around New Zealand including events that you can attend or watch online.

Annual Membership for those employed is $100.

Associate membership

If you are a an interested member of the public, or a scientist of another faith, please sign up to be kept up to date with NZCIS events and resources.

Associate Membership is $50.

Student membership

Student membership is free!

If you are a student please sign up for a free membership.

Leading Scientists and Theologians

Evolution may simply be a fact…yet it is in need of continuous interpretation. …In my opinion the sure sign of the right road is a limitless prospect of deeper knowledge: what was once baffling is now clear, what seemed absurdly important is now simply childish, yet still the journey is unfinished

Simon Conway Morris, Life's Solution, Cambridge, 2003

I am one of a handful of ecotheologians who believe that in order to do ecotheology in a responsible way, we are beholden to try and take at least some account of what is the most common consensus in the scientific community on relevant topics, even if that is going to change over time.

Celia Deane-Drummond, A Primer in Ecotheology

A mature faith is willing to make adjustments, and theology must change and grow as new discoveries reshape our understanding of nature. History shows that theologies have often, if not always, undergone wholesome transformation in the wake of new scientific understanding.

John Haught, Science and Faith: A New Introduction

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