Unreached Network

Unreached People Groups – An Introduction

At the Unreached Network, we are often asked, “What do you mean by the term ‘Unreached People’? So we wanted to run a little series on our blog to begin to explain, to unpack who these ‘Unreached People’ are that we keep going on about and what we can do to reach them.  This blog …

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Crisis In Lebanon: Responses And How To Help

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 civilians of Lebanon, and ways in which you can help too. Cedar Home Cedar Home is a Christian society operating in Lebanon that takes care …

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How to Keep Friendships Strong Through Life’s Transitions

Dedicated to my friends who remain, despite the miles between us. I’m so grateful to you. Saying goodbye ‘It’s only a 4-hour flight away.’ I sobbed. I could just about see through my flood of tears. My friend’s blonde hair against the form of my 2-year old’s head as they embraced. My toddler’s chubby arms …

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God’s eyes on Sudan

‘This is the only hope we have… we have nothing we can do, except wait for God to move.’ Pretty striking words when you read them from Rafat Samir, a Sudanese church leader, in an interview last year for Christianity Today. But they hit differently, when you hear the same sentiment repeatedly  – over drinks …

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REIMAGINING MISSIONS: ANTICIPATING L4

This was a transcript of Jay Matenga’s contribution to the “Gaps in Lausanne’s 25 Great Commission Gaps” discussion, published on the World Evangelical Alliance Mission Commission website. The speaker Dr Jay Matenga is a contexual theologian of Maori heritage, and Executive Director of the World Evangelical Alliance’s Mission Commission. You can read the original post …

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Reading Apocalyptic in the Context of the Middle East: Fueling Conflicts or Urging Justice

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. When a country goes through major crisis, the church and its members usually try to read and understand these political events in light of biblical …

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Finance Strategies for Church planters and Teams

Drawing from a substantial number of those involved in church planting, this survey has been put together by the Catalyst team and sought to identify potential financing strategies including experience in starting and supporting businesses and useful contacts for entrepreneurs. This helpful resources has been reposted here with permission from the Catalyst team. Click here to view …

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A Pilgrim Mindset

As a community of movement-minded people, we live in a constant tension between ‘settledness’ and ‘unsettledness.’ How do we prophetically respond to this tension of coming and going, temporary and permanent, ebb and flow as the people of God?  Ruth shared with us at the Unreached Network UK Gathering, July 2024. Listen here. ——– A …

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“I have found my family!” A joyful recolection of the Unreached Network Uk weekend away

As we drive down the leafy avenue towards the Oakwood Centre in Wokingham where the Unreached Residential is being held for the next three days, our sense of excitement and anticipation increases. Our car crunches on the gravel as we turn into the car-park. Ahead, I see an old friend running towards us, arms wide …

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Made Flesh

We are pleased to announce and recommend Andy McCullough’s new book: Made Flesh: John’s Gospel, Mission and the Global Church  Join us for the Book Launch, Saturday, July 27 · 7 – 9pm in Reading, UK – The evening will include music, presentations, author’s talk and reading, Q&A session, book signing, giveaways and refreshments. Get …

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Eid al-Adha: Exploring the Gospel through Ishmael, Isaac, and the Ultimate Sacrifice

Today marks the last day of the Islamic festival ‘Eid Al-Adha.’ To celebrate, we have published this guest post by Ralph Adair. You can read more about Ralf and read the original post here. It was as if I had found a portal back to Old Testament times. Standing next to my friend Salim,* I …

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