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That these Children may live by Martins Agbonlahor

14th May 202114th May 2021 Shirley McGreal 42 Views 0 Comments children, conflict, fighter jets, Hamas, Israel, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Palestine, war

The Synoptic Gospels captured it right when it says ‘hurt not, these children.’ And the reason naturally, is not far

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In Solidarity with Aung San Suu Kyi – By Martins Agbonlahor

27th March 202124th March 2021 Becky W 134 Views 0 Comments Aung San Suu Kyi, community, Faith, God, Jesus, Life, Martins Agbonlahor, Support

I knew Aung San Suu Kyi by reputation – a woman of steel and noble qualities.

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A Very Special Christmas in Riyadh by Linda Sage

7th December 20206th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 160 Views 0 Comments British Embassy, Christmas, Consulates, Riyadh, special Christmas

Friday midday, and the huge ball of light in the middle of the clear blue sky is radiating its heat

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Mercy Ships announces the Global Mercy, the world’s largest purpose-built hospital ship, as cathedral project becomes reality

7th December 20206th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 154 Views 0 Comments Cathedral Project, Christian volunteers, Gary Clayton, Guinea, healthcare systems, hospital ship, Mercy Ships, The Africa Mercy, The Gobal Mercy, world-class urgical care

Following the model of Jesus, Mercy Ships tackles global surgery injustice, by building the world’s largest charity-run hospital ship. In

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Seeing and disbelieving by Gary Clayton

7th December 20206th December 2020 Shirley McGreal 143 Views 0 Comments

I remember a friend who was fond of a fellow youth group leader. She told me how delighted she was

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Cry, my Beloved Country by Martins Agbonlahor

6th December 20206th December 2020 Shirley McGreal 169 Views 0 Comments End-SARS protests, Nigeria, Nigerian Police Force, NPF, Orange Revolution, Rose Revolution, SARS, Special Anti-Robbery Squad

The current End-SARS protests In Nigeria where so-called “lazy and unemployable youths” are clamouring vociferously for a reform of the

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“Rise up, Lazarus, rise!” by Martins Agbonlahor

6th December 20206th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 153 Views 0 Comments

To those of the Christian faith, the above headline rings – or should ring – a bell, as it deals with the

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All the King’s men by Gary Clayton

3rd December 20202nd December 2020 Becky Wybrow 143 Views 0 Comments #GaryClayton, #JackHemmings, #MAF, #MissionAviationFellowship, #StuartKing

In 1945, Stuart King, an RAF Engineer Officer who had risked his life taking part in the D-Day landings, felt God

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Situating Netanyahu amid COVID-19 by Martins Agbonlahor

26th September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 262 Views 0 Comments Church news, community, Coronavirus, COVID19, Faith, God, help, Jesus, Martins Agbonlahor, Netanyahu, Pandemic, Religion, Support, The Bible

The current coronavirus pandemic is blowing across every part of the globe, leaving in its trail protests and other forms

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SEED Madagascar needs your help on a mask-making mission for COVID-19 preparedness in Madagascar, can you help us?

23rd June 202022nd June 2020 Becky Wybrow 1091 Views 0 Comments charity, communities, Coronavirus, COVID-19. Fath, crisis, health, help, Madagascar, Pandemic, protect, Religion, SEED, Support

As COVID-19 makes its brutal way across the world, even countries with the most sophisticated healthcare systems and resilient populations

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Captive in Iran: The story of Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh by Laura Nelson

16th June 202015th June 2020 Becky Wybrow 1211 Views 0 Comments captive, imprisoned, Iran, Laura Nelson, Life, Maryam Rostampour, Marziyeh Amirizade, story, war

Born in Iran to Muslim families, Marziyeh and Maryam were both desperately seeking for the truth and meaning for their

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KTF REWIND: Volunteering on short-term mission – Is it worth it?

3rd March 20203rd March 2020 Becky Wybrow 8122 Views 0 Comments #Zimbabwe, Africa, Brazil, charity, children, christian, Christian volunteering charity, community, Dominican Republic, education, Faith, Good Samaritan, local tradespeople, Mission Direct, Poverty, project, volunteer

Volunteering on short-term mission – Is it worth it? There are differing opinions when it comes to short-term mission trips,

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Rebuilding lives with Benin’s first and only reconstructive surgeon

16th September 201913th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 6168 Views 0 Comments Benin, Black surgeon, health care, lives, Medicine, Poverty, saving lives

In 1995, a 12-year-old Odry Agbessi saw a woman, who’d had acid thrown in her face. The woman’s face and

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In the storm – Compassion for the lonely

15th September 201913th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 5706 Views 0 Comments charity, Compassion, Poverty

Chaundra grew up in New Brunswick, Canada, hearing stories of her dad and uncles smuggling Bibles into the USSR. Excited

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Inspirational homes of help

13th September 201912th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 5755 Views 0 Comments charity, help, homes, inspirational, Poverty

When all is lost and the way forward is uncertain, what do you do? The inspiring story of Chitalu Chishimba –

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