NXT Move South Pacific team
Region 11 of 11

South Pacific

Igniting a movement of student-led prayer and storytelling that unites, equips, and transforms communities for God's glory — raising young leaders who lead with faith, authenticity, and purpose.

50-60%
Population under age 30
Dominant
Christianity — but requires fresh mobilization
3
Co-leads driving distinct ministry streams
The vision

What God is doing here

Throughout Australia, the Student Prayer Movement is igniting campuses. The Gospel Advancing Movement pilot is mobilizing young evangelists. Redeem Art is entering schools and transforming how the next generation tells the story of God. What makes the South Pacific distinctive isn't rapid expansion — it's deep, long-term brotherhood. Leaders here understand that the Kingdom is worth living and dying for, and they're raising a generation that believes the same.

Amit Khaira
Amit KhairaNXT Move Plus 8 Entity Lead
Steve Scrimgeour
Steve ScrimgeourRegional Co-Lead
Regional Update

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How NXT Move serves South Pacific
Catalyze

Amit Khaira and Stephen Scrimgeour envision a Region where holistic hope activates young people as proactive agents of positive change. They do this by nurturing their spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical well-being. Expanding its impact across local and regional communities, the initiative collaborates with schools, churches, and cross-denominational networks to pioneer youth missional pathways and lead regional prayer initiatives. Beyond grassroots mobilization, this community drives creative outreach through citywide art trails like the REDEEM Art Pilot to support youth mental health and reconciliation. It is also expanding its resource library with digital well-being pastoral guides and faith-informed Mental Health First Aid programs, continuously building resilient structures to cultivate lasting hope and purpose in young lives.

Collaborate

NXT Move facilitates the transformative conversations that empower South Pacific leaders to embrace their role in God's story. Stephen Scrimgeour, Amit Khaira and the community around them bring distinctive strengths to pioneering student-led, prayer-driven community transformation.

Champion

Amit's dream is that resources would flow where they are needed — that everyone would understand the Kingdom is worth living and dying for. NXT Move champions this vision by connecting the South Pacific team to a global community where there are no logos and no egos, only the name of Jesus lifted up.

Get involved

Pray & partner

Pray with us

  • For the Student Prayer Movement — for student-led revival across the South Pacific.
  • For Amit and Steve as they unite and lead a dynamic community of families on mission.
  • For the Redeem Art initiative — that creativity would open doors in schools.

Get involved in South Pacific

Igniting a movement of student-led prayer and storytelling that unites, equips, and transforms communities for God's glory — raising young leaders who lead with faith, authenticity, and purpose. That's the vision driving the South Pacific team — and your involvement helps make it real. Whether through prayer, presence, or direct engagement, connecting here strengthens the leaders at work across the region. We'd love to hear from you.

Explore Ways To Invest
$500
Youth well-being programsHelp fund practical well-being programs like the REDEEM Art Pilot and Mental Health First Aid tools for young people in local schools and churches.
$1K
Regional prayer & gatheringsSupport the regional prayer initiatives and community gatherings that connect different church networks across the South Pacific.
$2.5K
Leadership supportSupport the leadership for the South Pacific region as they champion these projects and build the community.
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