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Rebuilding lives with Benin’s first and only reconstructive surgeon

16th September 201913th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1757 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 1513 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 1586 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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Rising up for refugees

12th September 201920th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1588 Views 0 Comments

This winter, UK based charity Refugee Action are asking congregations to rise up for refugees. They tell us how the

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The Ugandan pastor released from poverty and into God’s mission

11th September 20199th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1510 Views 0 Comments #Pastor, Christianity, God, inspirational, mission, Poverty, Uganda

Richmond Wandera has early happy memories of growing up in Uganda. However, when Richmond was eight his father was murdered.

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When all is lost and the way forward is uncertain, what do you do?

2nd September 20192nd September 2019 admin 2766 Views 0 Comments

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

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One plane can change the ending by Mission Aviation Fellowship

31st May 201924th May 2019 Becky Wybrow 2183 Views 0 Comments #MAF, charity, Flying, God, help, hope, mission, Plane, Poverty

Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is the world’s largest humanitarian airline, flying more than 2,000 partner organisations to reach people who

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Will grandmother Salomé See the Way to a brighter future?

18th April 201918th April 2019 admin 5962 Views 0 Comments

This April, Cambridge based overseas disability charity CBM is inviting the public to follow one grandmother’s life-changing story live from

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With God all things are possible

6th December 201815th January 2019 Becky Wybrow 4690 Views 0 Comments Africa, children, Christianity, church, community, Faith, God, health care, Jesus, Mercy Ships, Poverty, treatments

I don’t know what you’re facing today… but God is bigger. He is able to overcome every obstacle in your life.

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MAF Disaster Response & John Woodberry

3rd December 20183rd December 2018 Becky Wybrow 3629 Views 0 Comments #MAF, #Mission Aviation Fellowship, aid, black, christian, Church Disaster, Church mission, community, Faith, God, John Woodberry, mission, world

“When a disaster strikes, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) responds quickly with air transportation, emergency communications, logistics support and experienced personnel.

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Volunteering on short-term mission – Is it worth it?

1st December 201829th November 2018 Becky Wybrow 3557 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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3 November – Mission Focused Prayer Conference 2018

21st September 201821st September 2018 admin 4873 Views 0 Comments Bethel convention centre, Betty King Ministries, charity, Elim Missions, Kingdom Worship Movement, MAF UK, Missio Africanus, mission, prayer, Prayer Storm

‘For the Sake of the World’ is a call for the global Church to unite in prayer to see the

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Praying for a prayer-conditioned world

4th September 20181st September 2018 Becky Wybrow 3579 Views 0 Comments #BAME. #Mission, #Dr Harvey Kwiyani, black, Black history, community, Faith, prayer

I grew up in a house that had a huge poster in the living room saying, ‘This House is Prayer-Conditioned’.

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‘For the Sake of the World’, pray, Church, pray! by Victoria Fagg

26th June 201821st June 2018 Becky Wybrow 3882 Views 0 Comments

Have you ever had an idea highjacked by God? One that takes you out of your comfort zone and away

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TAYO’s Funtoons at Child of Promise School, Lagos by TAYO Fatunla

20th February 201819th February 2018 Becky Wybrow 4554 Views 0 Comments

Child of Promise School, situated on the outskirts of Lagos, is a school of high standard and sound education, providing

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