From armed militia to minister
What can make someone go from being part of an armed militia to a minister of the gospel?
Sparks of new life in the Middle East
A young Syrian refugee labourer toiling in Lebanon had his eyes opened to Jesus through a magazine. And he's not alone.
Celebrating 25 years of breakfast (and baptisms)
How Hull mission partners made breakfast the most important meal of the community
“The blood of Christ is thicker than tribal identity”
Karobi Njogu of CMS-Africa tells a remarkable story of steps towards peace
Pulled back from the edge
Suddenly, gunfire was all around. Betty took the children by the hand and ran. What else could she do?
Spirit-oriented, enthusiastic and charismatic
Gowi Odera describes the "triple heritage" that African Christianity offers to the world.
Perceptions of God on an outer urban estate
What are the perceptions of God and the church on an urban outer estate, and what are the implications for mission?
Growing faith: Ethiopian Church Forests
Rachel Summers listens to eco-theology from Ethiopia to inspire mission in East London.
Tragedy, trauma, transformation
Refugees in northern Uganda are seeing how following Jesus makes peace possible
Partnership makes peace possible
Where years of war make it tempting to give up on peace, our local partner Sam Malish explains why he keeps going.
