Justice
Decolonising Apostolic Ministry: What?
I love Newfrontiers. I am a Newfrontiers boy through and through. And I’m arguing for a process of reflective decolonisation of apostolic ministry. One of our contributions to the global
Category: Nations
Andy McCullough
Andy McCullough was born and raised in Cyprus, is married to Jessica, who is South African, has four children who were born in London, and lived in Turkey from 2009-2016.
He has a Master's Degree in Contextual Theology with Mission from All Nations Christian College, and currently works as Teaching Pastor for Reading Family Church (www.readingfamilychurch.org.uk) in the UK. He is the author of is the author ‘Global Humility: Attitudes for Mission‘ and ‘The Bethlehem Story'.
He is passionate about cross-cultural church planting, and is involved in coaching and developing churches and leaders, mostly in the Eastern Mediterranean/West Asia region.
He leads the Unreached Network (www.unreached.network), facilitating best practice in cross-cultural mission across the wider Newfrontiers family (www.newfrontierstogether.org).
You can follow him on twitter @and_mcc
Interviews
Refugees who Reform, Aboud and Nunu
Stories of love, escape and a passion to find Jesus and make Him known.
Internship
Hearing God in the Noise – Embracing a New Normal
“This new normal means stripping myself of my own strength and saying ‘I can’t do this without you’”
Internship
Middle East
A Story About Rain
We are entering the rainy season here in my country in the Middle East. I love rain. The sound of it (my kids and I are great fans of rainfall
Interviews
Uniquely Placed: Single Overseas Part 1
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.
Language
Speaking to the Heart
As our good friends leave to spend some time in Greece today, pray that they are able to make good connections that ‘Speak to the Heart’.
Bible
How to make peace: Jeremiah 3 and 31.
Part of Jeremiah’s calling was to reach out to those living in the province of Ephraim, north of the dividing line between the southern kingdom of Judah (with its capital
Mission
Trends in Global Christianity, 1900-2050
This presentation was given by CSGC Co-Director Dr. Gina A. Zurlo at the General Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Karlsruhe, Germany, on September 2, 2022. Check out
Justice
Living Amongst Those In Poverty
I stopped for a moment. Wow….The remedy for poverty is not earthly wealth or solutions,, it’s hearing the good news.
Events
Middle East Consultation: 21st-23rd September 2022
Since its launch in 2004, MEC has sought to respond in dynamic manner to issues facing churches and faith communities. It’s live, it’s prophetic and it’s online. Book in.
Christian Living
God Never Makes a Mistake
Nabil Costa shares his personal journey to advocate for his son, Christopher, and reflects on how Lebanon has changed over the past decade to more inclusive.
Bible
Sitting in Athens thinking about history
Sitting in Athens thinking about history. Anthony Sattin’s book Nomads: The Wanderers who Shaped our World is therapeutic and persuasive in its argument that the modernist telling of history represents
Christian Living
4 Capabilities of Cultural Awareness
What capabilities mark out those growing in cultural awareness?
Language
Greece is East
Greece is East Greece is often thought of as a Western European Country. An idyllic tourist destination full of beautiful beaches, whitewashed buildings and amazing sunsets. Having now lived in
Middle East
A Theological Heritage
Arabs who believe in Jesus and live in the Muslim world have a long heritage. This began, of course, in the book of Acts.
Christian Living
Stories from Pakistan – Part 2
As we listened to his stories, we felt as if we were listening to a modern day book of Acts, our faith was stirred and we were so encouraged.
Christian Living
Stories From Pakistan – Part 1
As we listened to his stories, we felt as if we were listening to a modern day book of Acts, our faith was stirred and we were so encouraged.
Bible
Mission and the Wind
We’ve just spent a week in a Central Asian city famously known as “the windy city” (let the reader understand!) – and it really has been very blustery. Shutter-bangingly, tree-bendingly,
Nations
A school that changes lives. How can you support?
There’s an opportunity to change mindsets that will create ripple effects in communities.
Mission
Greece is East: Some thoughts about contextual gospel witness in the great nation of Greece
Notes from a talk first given at the Greece is East event, June 2022. Greek poet, George Seferis, famously wrote: Your nostalgia has created a non-existent country. This is a
Events
Arise and GO! Conference Reflections. Unreached 22: Gather, Exchange, Scatter
Arise and Go! Susie Howe reflects on the Unreached Network Online Conference June 2022.
Nations
What’s in a Name?
It was whilst we were in Zimbabwe that we began to appreciate how important names are in different cultures. Names are deeply personal. They help to define us and give us a sense of identity
Bible
Cyprus: The Island, the Donkey and the King
Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, not a horse. The Cyprus donkey is a well-loved symbol of the island. What kind of king do Cypriots really need to meet?
Events
Christ At the Checkpoint 2022: Am I My Neighbour’s Keeper?
We wish to find Jesus at the centre of everything we do and to make his life our life. Which means finding courageous love for Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews alike.