Don’t get me wrong, every missionary is grateful for the financial support they receive from churches. And come to think of it, so is Crosslinks and all the other …
In the heat of the summer of 2013, Jane and I, and our four kids (Sofia, Inez, Luisa, and Archie), moved from leafy Sevenoaks to noisy, crowded Naples, Italy, to …
What if we listened to our own tiredness with the same attentiveness we give to others? What if aches and limits were not inconveniences to overcome, but signals to honour?
Ever wonder what influences and inspires your decisions about holidays? It could be ticking off a bucket list, completing sporting activities, ensuring beach time, or something else...! How about a …
Jema and Donny, from partner church St John's Hensingham, recently went to visit their mission partners in Argentina, Andrew and Bethanie Walker. Here they share their reflections on their …
None of our mission partners can do their work on their own. Liz and Tom Trump share how they’ve come to depend on people’s prayers, and the truth that shapes everything they do: ‘Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labour in vain.’ (Psalm 127:1)
It’s not always easy to feel connected to your mission partners and keep them in your prayers. But the mutual benefits of committed partnerships are huge.
In the previous Link magazine, we shared how we’re seeking to use social media to encourage engagement in God’s global mission. How else could technology help you join in?
Unsure where to start with praying for mission partners you don’t really know? You’re not alone, but even the weakest of prayers is incredibly powerful.
Feeling the pain of saying goodbye? It’s a sad but inevitable part of life. But there is great comfort in bringing that pain to our heavenly Father, and in being united to our brothers and sisters all over the world.
Struggling for motivation to pray? Jesus teaches us about the rewards of private prayer, as we partner with others in God’s global mission.
Sometimes the needs we see can feel overwhelming. What can we pray in the face of such need? Is God still there when the big prayers seem to go unanswered?