Leveraging indigenous theologies
Paul Ayokunle argues that adopting Indigenous theological perspectives is both necessary and urgent to enable the gospel to flourish
Anaditj: the way things are
Denise Champion contrasts Western ways of viewing reality with those of the traditional inhabitants of Adnyamathanha country, South Australia
The blessing of diversity
Jay Mātenga on being true to who we are created to be, while remaining open to being transformed through interactions with those not like us
Ukraine: Offering more than just aid
How our local partners bring practical and spiritual support to their fellow Ukrainians
“God has never turned his back on me”
Steve had reached the end of the road. But then he discovered Jesus never gives up.
Not giving up in Ukraine
"Having lived through months of war, I know that God is my provider, my protector and our healer," says mission partner Alison Giblett.
A glimpse of heaven
What happens when 80 followers of Jesus from multiple indigenous people groups gather for fellowship, food and dreaming for the future?
Collectives with soul
Alison Webster offers community organising as a model of challenging and changing our neoliberal society.
Sustainability, African identity and climate justice
Israel Olofinjana critiques western notions of sustainability and offers a different model for climate justice.
