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Using narrative research methods with an emphasis on the  value of practical theological  wisdom and an awareness of  postmodernism and social constructionism as paradigmatic  context, the adaptation process  of the Vermaak (pseudonym)  family after a move from South Africa to New Zealand, was  explored.<p> </p> Five major areas of their family life in which change occurred  are discussed and their experience of God’s involvement in the  process is articulated. This understanding is enriched by an  interdisciplinary inquiry which  highlighted the process and the  importance of the motivation for an overseas move as a helpful  or hindering factor for meaningful adaptation. A brief mention of  possible physical, psychological  and social consequences is  followed by a few comments that might be helpful to others.<p> </p> The Vermaak family managed to strike a balance between the  continuation of their past story and embracing their new  context. This fact provides a hopeful anticipated future

A practical theological narrative research of the adaptation process of a family that moved from South Africa to New Zealand