Dr Harvey Kwiyani is a missiologist and theologian from Malawi. He has lived, worked, and studied in Europe and North America for about the last twenty years. Dr Kwiyani researched African Christianity and African theology for his PhD, and taught African Theology at Liverpool Hope University. Harvey is also founder and executive director of Missio […]
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Bridges for Communities is a charity based in Bristol working to connect people of different cultures and faiths. Their aim is to encourage these communities to build friendships, to grow in understanding of one another, and to live together in peace. You can find out more about the charity here. There are times where we
Peace-building with John and Kay Hodge In our increasingly troubled world, using peace-building skills and approaches in the mission space as a means of sharing and demonstrating the gospel of Christ is more vital than ever. In this video, John and Kay Hodge, founders and leaders of Seek Peace talk about their work in equipping
Susie Howe presented God’s wonderful plan for restoration and integral mission when she spoke to our interns about the work of Bethany Children’s Trust. You can find out more about the work of Bethany Children’s Trust at www.bethanychildrenstrust.org.uk You can find out more about the Unreached Network Internship at www.unreached.network/internship
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Two incredible workers in the Middle East tell us about their journey of faith and reconciliation.
I had a feeling when I was young that I wanted to get closer to God. My friends were becoming fanatical about their faith and they were trying to take me with them, on their extremist path.
The only way for people’s lives to be restored is for peace. Read more and pray with us.
We hope that you will be encouraged by this recording of an Experience Life DMM (Disciple Making Movement) coaching session led by Jim Britts. We enjoyed hearing these stories, told by ordinary people who have been quietly and diligently searching for people of peace. You can view other articles in the Experience Life DMM blog
Chartered accountant Sarah Crowhurst was so moved by the plight of refugees, after witnessing first-hand the desperate situation they faced in Greece, that her family, including two children aged 11 and 13, have moved to Athens to provide permanent support.
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I was standing in a courtroom and I was waiting to be judged.
The judge came into the room and He was beautiful. He sat next to me and gave me a piece of paper.
You have already been so generous in your giving that I hesitate to write about this, but I know there may be one or two who would like to help.
“I want to hear more about this hidden God challenge! For missionaries like us, it becomes so important to understand the challenges.”
Stories of love, escape and a passion to find Jesus and make Him known.
Dan has been in a Middle Eastern context for over five years. Having gone young and single, he desires to stay long term, making his journey healthy and sustainable.
In this guest post, ‘Partners for Peace’, Chloe shares how her views on Palestine have changed over time.
Dear friend. I send you a brief interview with my dear friend, pastor Harris Panagidis. He is a man of comfort and peace. He has been counselling people for years as a pastor and bible teacher. This brief interview took place on the island of Cyprus on April 21, 2022
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It was a number of months ago that a suggestion was made that we should create a video where ethnic minorities share their experiences of joining a predominantly white church. The video is powerful, giving insights of how we can help minorities feel at home within our churches, helping us become more multi-cultural. Please feel
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I am an intern living in Birmingham. I have done theological study and short-term mission trips already, so at first, I deliberated if I needed to do an internship. I considered just volunteering at a local church, however the framework and structure of the internship appealed to me, so I decided to try it.
After spending many years working cross culturally in one of the poorest states in India, I thought coming back to the UK was just a time to wait. A time to wait for the next trip, a time to wait until I was connected with God again, a time to wait until I could ‘GO’
In this short YouTube video, Andy Brownlee Interviews Emmanuel Rucyaba of Life Ministries In Uganda. Emmanuel is a great friend, and an inspiring, humble, faith filled dreamer. Click here to hear some of his story, and follow the links below to hear more. Links to partner: https://www.lmcc-africa.org/ www.unreached.network/contact-us
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The #margins2mic project brings together voices from across the Newfrontiers family, and from around the world. Newfrontiers is on the way to becoming a truly global movement, and as such it is important – no, vital – to connect with and listen to a truly global set of voices and perspectives. Listening is an art.
Nigel Ring interviews Donna Bloomfield. The story of Hope for Tomorrow Global, Burundi. Again, and again, we hear stories of how vibrant communities of Jesus followers can grow out of working with those who are poor and living on the margins. In this video, Nigel Ring interviews Donna Bloomfield whose home church is part
By Rosie and Anna. In October 2020 Rosie and Anna attended the Society of Gospel Haymanot Conference. It was a privilege being part of Meachum School of Haymanot’s inaugural gathering of the Society of Gospel Haymanot (SGH). Meachum School of Haymanot (Ge’ez word meaning faith, or theology) exists to “bring biblical, graduate-level theological education to
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