Light Luggage or Heavy Burdens?
Our answer will shape the future of the faith. By now, many of you have read the frequent articles and responses to the latest Pew
Category: Africa
The Mothers of Something New
If you were to travel halfway around the planet to our little corner of the world, you would see a group of women whose hands
The Ministry of Two Hands
In the aftermath of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, about a year after the horror and violence had ended, Pastor Charles Buregeya Mugisha stepped onto
The Persecution Gospel
Imprisoned in Sudan and tortured by ISIS, Petr Jasek knows the cost—and hope—of persecution Growing up in the underground church in communist Czechoslovakia, Petr Jasek
In Kayamandi as it is in Heaven
Meet the Nomavuka Family “Okay, okay, try again.” Our Uber driver turns around, giving an impromptu language lesson from the front seat. He tries fighting
The Sky is not the Limit
Milly and Robert Tumwesigye showed me the reality of the present kingdom It is January 2014 and I’m waking up in the back room of
The Unlikely Educator
Education opened Godfrey Lugoloobi’s future. Now he’s changing the future of Uganda’s students. As a young boy, Godfrey Lugoloobi walked six kilometers to and from
Moving Into the Neighborhood
The Grassroots Narrative Emerging From Manenberg “Nowadays, the township of Manenberg may be synonymous with poverty, crime and violence…[there is] still a beloved anthem of
Historical Reformer: Lilias Trotter
In 1883, one of the most revered art critiques of the late Victorian era, John Ruskin, stood before a class of eager students inside a
Eric Idehen’s Legacy of Hope
“Welcome, welcome,” he says, ushering me into his home, his shoulder cradling an iPhone to his ear. He gives me a hug and I sling
