Learning reconciliation from the Rwandan church

“It’s much harder to sit in judgement of others when you know your own imperfections well”

“I have found Tempo to be a deep learning experience.”

The Feint Saint wrestles with an Olympic-sized head cold and some of life's bigger questions

A dynamic partnership between International Justice Mission and the Church of Ireland Youth Department has produced The Justice Sessions

The Evangelical Alliance Forum explores community transformation on Saturday, 4 November

What happens when a hurricane - or other Acts of God - wreck your plans?

Are you part of the problem or part of the solution?

What if the church simply began to consider that all goodness might come from God?

The world is not poised, mocking grins ready, waiting for us to fail. And neither is God, explains the Feint Saint

“In a few short years, she had buried her son and her husband and lost her home.”

Open Doors: Standing with the persecuted church - and an epic cycle from Belfast to Turkey

That creation care is part of the mission of the church is widely accepted. But is creation also relevant to the other marks of mission?

How one church is working with community groups and civil authorities to create a community where every person feels safe, secure and respected

“I bought a big red Bible - a real beauty. Even on the train home, I was hugging it to my chest.”

We can speak better of the faith journey with God when we boldly share the hard bits

Cork Christians respond to the homeless crisis

Why saying yes to hospitality is as easy - or as dangerous - as pulling out the hoover

From our kids to our institutions - how come we find it so difficult to say one simple word?

Helping young people to know God’s love even when life gets tough!