Legacy Stories

Stories from our friends

Every life holds stories worth keeping.

Legacy Stories captures the memories, milestones and moments that shape who we are, preserved in a relaxed, professionally recorded conversation for future generations.

Take a moment to listen, and imagine what stories you would like to pass on.

Would you like to document your own story, or someone you love?

Get in touch and we will guide you through creating a legacy to treasure.

David Peet - Legacy Interviews

David reflects on his childhood in Auckland, sailing with his father, his career and his lifelong passion for building boats.

Rae McCullough - Legacy Interviews

At 94 years young, Rae is full of vitality, laughter and fun. From growing up in Mangamahu and travelling to school in an old Bedford bus, to training as a nurse and becoming a missionary in New Guinea, Rae’s life has been filled with remarkable experiences. It was there she met her husband, Kerry, beginning another chapter in her extraordinary journey.

Kerry McCullough - Legacy Interviews

Kerry reflects on his childhood in the Athenree Gorge, travelling by train to school in Katikati and learning the building trade from his father. At 21, he left for New Guinea as a missionary, where he helped build hospitals and schools—and met his future wife, Rae.

Shirley Stewart - Legacy Interviews

Shirley recalls her pioneering roots, career opportunities in New Zealand and Australia, and adventures with husband Dave.

Graham Preston - Legacy Interviews

Graham’s inspiring story is one of faith, vision, and leadership. As the founding principal of Bethlehem College, he helped build a Christ-centred educational community dedicated to growing Christian leaders—while honouring the many people who shared the journey.

Craig Vernall - Legacy Interviews

Craig reflects on growing up in Te Puna, his journey towards Christian faith, and the experiences that shaped his 31 years of leadership at Bethlehem Baptist Church.

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