The winner of the South Pacific Mission Adventure and a mate will join the crew of Seahawk to deliver Bibles to remote islands in the South Pacific.
Seahawk is a 53ft Fijian registered yawl purchased by Dayspring Ministries in February 2009. Dayspring Ministries has entered into formal partnerships with the Bible Societies of both New Zealand and the South Pacific for the distribution of Scriptures in the South Pacific, and for the provision of Outreach and Teaching Teams on each visit.
Seahawk is sailed by an experienced crew of people passionate about sharing God's word in the South Pacific.
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The Trustees
Roger Bolam
Roger Bolam has extensive project management skills as well as a lot of Blue water sailing experience. Roger is a member of the Kings Arms Church in Upper Hutt. Roger is a keen tramper and is reminded on a daily basis how good God is.
Chris Bryan
Chris Bryan has an Agri-business and export marketing background. He is currently involved with commercial property, funds management and has investment interests in a number of small NZ companies. He has travelled and worked extensively abroad, particularly in Western Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. His local charitable and community interests include convening the Orphans of Nepal Trust, which supports children in orphanages in and around Kathmandu and in micro-enterprise, as a director of Vision Fund Mongolia. Chris had considerable involvement with the previous Dayspring Trust.
Mike Cornish
Mike Cornish brings to Dayspring a wealth of commercial business and marketing knowledge. He has 30 years of experience owning and directing successful companies. Mike is involved in his local church and has successfully raised funds for a number of causes over the years. After having witnessed the enormous need faced by those in developing countries, he is passionate about effecting positive change in their lives. He has a visionary perspective and is able to see beyond the details to help empower people to improve their communities.
Colin Salisbury
As the Founder and President of the Global Volunteer Network Colin Salisbury has an intimate understanding of reaching communities in need. He has extensive development experience both locally and internationally with time spent in Ecuador, Ghana, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines and Thailand. His background in Community Development and achieving a Masters Degree in International Development has enabled him to not only launch the extremely successful Global Volunteer Network but also co-found The GVN Foundation. Colin brings extensive management, business, and development experience to Dayspring.
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