Feeling the pressure to hold everything together yourself? The radical comfort of the gospel is this: you are not your own – you belong to Jesus, the one who holds all …
Amid Cuba’s communism and India’s anti-conversion laws, God is powerfully at work – raising up faithful Bible teachers to lead his Church with courage and conviction. The distance …
With 5.2 billion people on social media daily, how can Christian organisations cut through the noise without contributing to 'doom scrolling'? In early December 2024, we appointed two social …
'I discovered that different doesn’t necessarily mean bad. My new friends were full of love and wanted to make me feel welcome, and I ended up falling in love with the spontaneity of life in Chile.' Read short-term mission partner Harry Clarke's reflections on his time in Santiago, Chile.
'I teach English to university students in northern Thailand, the majority of whom are Buddhist. I arrived in Chiang Mai in 2011, armed with my TEFL certificate and a few …
There is an opportunity to build on a legacy of nearly a century of service in an area that desperately needs the good news of Jesus. Crosslinks have been privileged …
Mercy ministries are not mission, but they are the entailment of mission. For the past 50 years, there has been a hotly debated question about the exact place of mercy …
It is tempting to look for numbers and success stories as we seek encouragement in our work for the Lord, but the Apostle Paul gives us a different reason to …
‘What right have you got to go and preach to people of other religions?’ Over two decades ago, I was about to go and work as an architect in India …
This article is in response to Chris Howles’ article ‘Mercy ministries: mandatory or misguided?’ I have wrestled with the dichotomy around ‘word and deed’ or ‘proclamation and action’ or ‘evangelism …
My name is Andy Walker, and my wife Bethanie and I have served the gospel in Argentina since 2010. We are currently revitalising an Anglican Church in Mendoza, Iglesia El …
‘Oh, we don’t send missionaries any longer. We’ve moved on from those colonial ways.’ I increasingly hear this half-embarrassed, half-confident sentiment from all sorts of people …