June is our Water Month. We are relaunching our drinking water project we initially began at Christmas. The Water for Life decade was inaugurated by the UN in 2005 with a view to reducing by half the number of people worldwide with no access to drinking water. But why is water such a big deal? […]
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Yesterday we celebrated Pentecost and the awesome work of the Holy Spirit in the church. Is there a more apposite time to look back over the the church’s historic experience with the Holy Spirit? I wrote the article below as part of our commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Azusa Street revival. It will
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Back in Paris; truly Africa rocks, always has, always will. # Reminiscing on Africa, the sights, smells, sounds and flavours of a continent pulsating with energy, passion and incredible faith. # A Harvard Business Review article reports that women leaders are rated equal to men in every way save in casting vision. Thought provoking. #
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I sit in the brasserie cum café at the corner of rue Lecourbe and bvd Garibaldi , traffic is busy as usual. I am sipping some safe tea (safe tea is simple basic tea I can ask for anywhere confident that it will be decent; tea is not a French thing, there are few places in
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This has to be one of the most moving and inspiring clips ever. Bless you Whintley Phipps.
Amazing grace – Amazing story Read More »
As part of our Bble in one year project, we today conclude the book of Leviticus. It is possibly the least favourite book of the Bible for large numbers of Christians with its catalogue of sacrifices, laws, rituals that seem so totally alien to us and somewhat incomprehensible. But Leviticus is a fascinating book, true,
