'We should probably sign off there – thanks for giving up some time to chat!' With my mouse-pointer hovering over ‘end meeting’ Jirka suddenly piped …
Today our headlines read: ‘Ethiopia crisis: Government army advances in Tigray as rebels vow to unleash hell.’ How should we respond? Bekele and his family Bekele, a long …
Since March we've all been sharing in the strange phenomenon of online church. Attending church was suddenly dependent on IT equipment, Wi-Fi connections, performance skills and movie …
Travel is restricted, socialising is limited, finances are tight and we’re all a bit fed up with video calls! But how can you play an active part in …
Lockdown in Rwanda meant that Sunday schools up and down the country had to stop. But we didn’t want kids to stop learning about God from the Bible …
Sarah moved to Cape Town just weeks before lockdown began. She is an arts psychotherapist and plans to use her creative and professional skills to help vulnerable women and children …
Perhaps 2020 has sown seeds of doubt in your mind about God’s plan for the world. We have often asked, ‘Lord, what are you doing?’ Within …
I was recently out walking with friends when we crossed a barley field. I found myself ambling at the back with an eight-year-old boy absorbed by the ripened …
I met Martin last year. We were attempting to connect with the neighbourhood and so launched a series of talks. The introductory talk was called ‘The Bible from A …
Moldova has one of the highest rates of divorce globally. It also has the highest rate of labour migration, with 45% of the population working abroad. The result is that …
During lockdown my wife and I cleared out the greenhouse at the bottom of the garden. Over the past number of years it has become a home for weeds, tall …
Jacob Karaba is a church leader in a refugee camp in Uganda. He shares: ‘Things are still at a stand-still as lockdown and the curfew have been extended …