At our Summer Gathering and AGM, both Bishop Mbulelo Maliza (the Area Bishop of Gauteng for REACH SA – Reformation Anglican Church South Africa) and Matt Pope, our mission partner in …
What is your child’s current vision of overseas mission? Is it something they are even aware of? Could they name a mission partner? Do they know that many people …
When we speak to Christians about international gospel work, there are two barriers that frequently stand out: children and language. How will children cope with the culture differences? Will they …
“What’s your biggest fear about going overseas?” This was perhaps the most common question that people asked me as we embarked on uprooting our family of five from their …
Imagine being a member of a church in which your pastor-preacher had no training in understanding or teaching the Bible, where there are few or no commentaries in his …
Love it or hate it, the World Cup is about to take over. A mission partner in a sensitive location shares how football is creating gospel opportunities. In West Africa …
The rapid pace of change has taken even the most experienced social commentators by surprise. The dismantling of the "rules-based order" (the idea that international relations follow agreed norms …
God’s word to God’s world is the Crosslinks strapline. It is the rallying cry that you will see attached to pretty much everything that we produce from magazines …
Coming of age ceremonies remain integral to life in East Africa, marking a crucial milestone in people’s lives. They invariably include time away and tests of endurance, creating a …
We have worked for many years now with the Gruppi Biblici Universitari (GBU), a ministry among students in Italy similar to the Christian Unions. Recently we spent an evening with …
Caring well for mission partners can make the difference between silent struggle that leads to early departure and the reassurance needed to continue faithfully in ministry. But what support is …
We moved to Galway in August 2024 and have spent the last 18 months settling into our new neighbourhood, making friends, securing part-time jobs and beginning to explore what …