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How having the New Testament in his language led Komlan from being an alcoholic outcast to village leader in Togo
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Despite experiencing war and homelessness, Tom Menjor refused to let hardship define his future. Today, as All We Can’s country representative, he is helping local organisations tackle poverty and protect vulnerable girls through a distinctly Christian model of partnership that puts local people in the lead
Supporting our less fortunate brothers and sisters overseas is widely understood to be the Christian thing to do. But when some aid is used to impose contested Western agendas on developing countries, Lois McLatchie Miller argues that the issue is not so simple
When a member of Derek Hughes’ small group shared the burdens weighing on his life, Derek found himself with nothing left to say but a couple of random Bible verses he had memorised for himself. They seemed irrelevant at first, until the man told him they were exactly what he needed
As Andy Burnham enters Downing Street, Tommy Sharpe urges the new prime minister to restore the UK’s overseas aid budget. It is the Christian thing to do, he says
Reliance Bank was founded as the bank for The Salvation Army in 1890
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From Pakistan to Ghana, WorldShare CEO Andrew Yelland shares remarkable stories of global gospel transformation and explains why empowering local Christians is the key to effective mission
Why translating the Bible is such a key part of people coming to know Jesus around the world
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“Faith, for us, is about connection, sharing love, and showing up for others.” - Emma, Barnardo’s foster carer
A look at how SAT-7 KIDS satellite television ministry provides for children across the Middle East and North Africa who are living in places of conflict, dealing with trauma, and waiting for Jesus’ return
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Managing finances looks different for everyone
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Premier Praise’s Craig Wakeling is about to become the eyes and ears of Premier listeners, embarking on an amazing journey to Pajule, Uganda. This is the place where Premier readers and listeners are empowering children through Chosen Child Sponsorship – as well as those wonderful school desks you all helped fund.
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In 2025, Refreshment UK are holding a conference at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool that combines mission, outreach and inspirational teaching
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A recent report says that persecution of Christians worldwide has “significantly worsened” over the past 12 months.[1] Here are some first-hand accounts from SAT-7 viewers who are facing persecution. We also consider how SAT-7 is supporting believers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in living faithfully in these difficult conditions.
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When Mary’s husband died and violent conflict stole everything from her, Tearfund’s training helped her stand up again
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With the pace of life today, it is hard to find space to pause and nourish your spiritual life, but there are places and communities that can help. Launde Abbey is one of them.
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World Hunger Day on 28 May aims to motivate each of us to play our part in bringing an end to world hunger. We invite you to join with us in prayer, for Haiti as a focus country as they face a time of crisis, and for the wider world.
With Father’s Day on 16 June, we wanted to acknowledge the father figures in our lives.
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Deniz Carey, a Turkish pastor and SAT-7 UK Ambassador, recently sat down with us to share her powerful faith journey and the challenges and persecution she experienced in Türkiye for her beliefs.
SASRA proclaims the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ and goes where the church cannot go.
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Christian Aid Week 2024 is just around the corner. During 12-18 May, Christians will come together to fundraise, act and pray to push back against poverty.
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Noirine Khaitsa is the Senior Manager of Sponsorship Product Support at Compassion International. She was herself born into poverty and here shares her first-hand testimony of how one local church and one sponsor equipped her to become a university graduate bringing change to children in poverty on a global scale.
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Nothing had prepared me for seeing CBM’s sight-saving work with my own eyes.
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“Without strong leadership, the spiritual vitality of a church begins to crumble. When this happens, not only do those who are a part of the church begin to lose steam, the community that surrounds it does not see the church as a beacon in the community, or worse, they reject the church all together” (globalleadership.org)
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Mission Aviation Fellowship bring you the inspiring tale of two-year-old Ojiya, whose remarkable journey to beat the odds encapsulates this intersection perfectly.
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MAF flew a 12-year old gunshot victim to Kompiam District Hospital where doctors saved her life in a strenuous 8-hour operation.
SAT-7 CEO Rita El-Mounayer writes: For the last few days, I have been doing as you all have: watching the horrific scenes unfold across the Holy Land. I have felt that sick pit in my stomach, the very same one I have had before. Tonight, the world’s media is now ...
When a woman faced birth complications, MAF Madagascar sprang into action to get her the help she needed.
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Acts 435 is an online giving charity that enables individuals to donate directly to the specific needs of those in local communities around the UK, through a network of local churches and charities.
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In a remarkable story of hope and survival, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) played a crucial role in saving the life of Leonard Bura, a long-serving nurse from Tanzania.
Good News Bible – Children’s Rainbow Edition
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Story adapted from original by Lobitos de Jesus Alves - Communications Officer, MAF Timor-Leste
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Sharing her personal journey through breast cancer, Leanne Mallett shows how we can all hold on to God in the storms of life.
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In the face of suffering, hard places or loss, Goff Hope encourages us to hope in the gospel and the goodness of God.
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It’s an injustice that worldwide more than 356 million children live in extreme poverty. And as Christians, we have a Biblical call to care for the poor and love our neighbour.
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Multiply Conference 2023
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Your gift this Christian Aid Week will help make dreams come true for vulnerable families like Esther’s in Malawi.
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Anna Townsend invites us to meet twelve incredible women from Nepal whose lives have been transformed by God.
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As the popular series returns to our screens, Max Avard reviews the first episode of Pilgrimage and finds that kindness, not drama and controversy, makes for reality TV gold.
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26-29 May at Cliff College in Derbyshire
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Conflict and hunger are impacting many in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). According to the World Food Programme (WFP), 26.4 million people are projected to become acutely food insecure between January - June 2023, while 5.7 million people are internally displaced. 2.8 million children are acutely malnourished.
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Blessed are the poor, those that mourn; the meek; those who thirst for righteousness; the merciful; the pure in heart; the peacemakers; those who are persecuted … and blessed are you…
Showing Love and Support to Ukrainian Refugees through the SJOG Homes for Ukraine Scheme
“It was once a flourishing, comfortable town, with cherry trees everywhere and welcoming, friendly people.” said Vyacheslav Orlov, who lives with his wife Olga and three children, two of whom are married.
Digital apps have revolutionised the way we communicate with one another, and one pioneering company has used this technology to bring younger and older generations together – by creating a family newspaper.