Jesus Comes to a Muslim Hospital
Jesus Comes to a Muslim Hospital Sometimes Jesus shows up in the most unexpected places—even in a Muslim hospital where his name was unwelcome. This is the story of a […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 7)
Hi from Malawi … Sorry for the silence – it reflects that fact that EVERY day has been so full and so tiring that I’ve had little opportunity to reflect, […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 6)
Gratitude THANK YOU to all PCA congregations and every person who contributed so generously to the Malawi Bibles Appeal, Hymnbook purchases and the sponsorship of TEAM members and hire vehicles. […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 5)
God’s Plan, Not Ours Hui’s personal highlight was meeting the congregation at the last station. We drove off-road on a dirt track for more than 30 mins, grateful for the […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 4)
On tea and macadamia Thyolo Highlands invited us to their patch – territory that’s both rugged and beautiful. Tea is best grown in areas with well-drained, acidic soil, consistent rainfall, warm […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 3)
On culture and open doors Doorways have a dual purpose. Excluding revolving doors, they either open to beckon engagement or they slam shut, keeping us secure. Open doors can threaten […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 2)
Soggy bread or changed lives? There’s a Bible book known for its philosophy on life (Ecclesiastes), where the 11th chapter begins with a strange saying: “Cast your bread upon the waters, […]
Malawi Bible Mission
On arriving … There’s a haze of smokey air that lingers in the nostrils and there are insistent voices that seem to these gentle ears of mine to be shouts […]
Australian Presbyterian Overseas Work
So What does the Presbyterian Church do Overseas? From time to time I’m asked to speak at a church missions dinner and over the course of 30-45 minutes I take […]