
Flags, Division, and the Call to Unity
This article was written by Lisa Mason for the Proximity website. Proximity is an urban mission resource hub equipping churches, leaders, and those on the ground through online content and


This article was written by Lisa Mason for the Proximity website. Proximity is an urban mission resource hub equipping churches, leaders, and those on the ground through online content and

For the past two years Israel Olofinjana has been involved in a book project with two other editors (Usha Reifsnider and David Wise). The book is called Polyphonic God: Explorations

This article was posted on the New Ground blog. New Ground is one of the Newfrontiers spheres and operates globally, especially across Europe. You can find out more about New

This blog series flows out of our What Are We Learning? Spring Seminar Series—three sessions focused on key areas where the global Church is being stretched, challenged, and invited to

The current conflict in the Middle East has had devastating effects, with millions being affected since 7th October 2023. Here we look at three organisations who have been supporting the

This article was published on the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary blog. The author Emad Botros is Assistant Professor of Old Testament at ABTS. You can read the original post here.

The war in Ukraine grinds on through its third year, seemingly forgotten by many in the west as the press moves on to the next thing. The people of that

(A guest post by friends at Sabeel-Kairos)Can you see the ‘Hope Stone’ in this photo? Our membership officer Ruth gave it to her Gazan friend Mariam when she left Leeds

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

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

This advent, we have released two new podcasts. Hear Andy’s excellent teaching on the town of Bethlehem, read the book or follow the advent video series.

Devastating events stir emotions while highlighting the urgent need to support those who have experienced trauma in war.

Who is My Neighbour is a question many people are asking today in multicultural cities. Toward whom do I have responsibility?

Love casts out fear. God is love. Join me in praying for Paula, and many others in these situations, to meet God and know his love transform their hearts!

Pray that God will raise up national and international peacemakers and leaders who can negotiate an end to these hostilities and pave the way to a lasting peace.

Pray for us. We need the passionate hearts and the sensitive ears that hear the heartbeats of God and join Him in His work.

#Beirut24 isn’t just a tour; it’s an opportunity to engage with the people of Beirut, hear their stories, and learn from their experiences. Understanding their struggles and triumphs will inspire you to pray for peace and healing in this remarkable city.

We are pain avoiders, but Christ calls us to compassionate responses, to release his compassion into our hearts and to help us to pray for them.

The only way for people’s lives to be restored is for peace. Read more and pray with us.

In my heart, I knew exactly what God was spelling out to me through this situation – It is possible to be told but not hear, to look but not see. So often, I am blind and deaf to what God is doing. Oh God, open our eyes, open our ears.

Everyone would say, I have nothing against the other, I have nothing in my heart against the other brother – but this is actually revealing a lack of love and appreciation for the other. We should have a lot of love and appreciation for the other in our heart.

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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Ian Geary writes a book review and draws on parallels from within his own life.

The Holy Spirit gives us the strength to feel the compassion that draws us into the presence of God, rather than suppress it.