Editing Hannah Tamaki (section)

==Destiny Church==
In 1998, the Tamakis moved to Auckland and established City Church Auckland, which opened on 4 July. Destiny Church regards this date as its official commencement.{{sfn|Lineham|2013|p=58}} Around 2002, Hannah Tamaki founded the Healing Hands Ministry as a small organisation to earn money from the Destiny women's meetings and to support people undergoing treatment, particularly for cancer.{{sfn|Lineham|2013|p=73}}

According to the historian [[Peter Lineham]], Hannah served as the "business brains" of Destiny Church, complementing her husband Brian who was primarily a visionary. Hannah also helped to manage her husband's image and to guard the structure and direction of the movement. {{sfn|Lineham|2013|p=119}} Hannah played an active role in the leadership of Destiny Church, frequently leading worship and was always portrayed as the partner of her husband in all his ministries. In addition, Tamaki received a salary due to Brian's view that wives should be paid for their ministry if they were working alongside husbands who were employed by the church.{{sfn|Lineham|2013|p=132}}

Hannah and Anne Williamson, the wife of Destiny leader Neil Williamson, played an important role in securing funding for the church's bilingual early childhood centre Nga Tamariki Puawai, which opened in 2002. The early childhood centre received a favourable review from the [[Education Review Office (New Zealand)|Education Review Office]] and later had six staff who were trained in the [[Māori language]] and general institutions.{{sfn|Lineham|2013|p=209-210}}