Patterns of Joy
Matthew ·
A few years ago, when I was on staff with Agape I read Ann Voskamp’s book One Thousand Gifts. When we moved to Addis Ababa nearly two years ago and […]
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Lent Slide
Marion ·
It seems ages since we had all the fun and sweetness of pancakes just before Lent started. All the excitement and chat about giving up chocolate or something else. I […]
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On Being Proper Old
Karl ·
Genesis 25.8 says Abraham breathed his last And died in a ripe old age, An old man and satisfied with life And he was gathered to his people. […]
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The Beauty of Intergenerational Church
Belinda ·
As a child, who were the adults in your life who pointed you towards God? What difference did their relationship with you make? Tara and I recently attended a […]
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Time
The only poetry I have ever written Was a lament. Specifically, A lament of childhood. I wrote it all at once, to release a torrent of ideas and emotion […]
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Japanese Art and Christian Living
Brian ·
This life is tough isn’t it? I mean some days it is just like ‘ugh I cannot wait to get back to my bed’. And there are those moments during […]
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Forgiveness
Zarina ·
“You are a beloved child of God” – with these words I started my journey to forgiveness. Liz or as my MBA classmates from Smurfit know her, Elizabeth Kiathe, […]
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Speaking in silence
Peggy ·
So as I mentioned during Ignite on Sunday, we’re starting up a prayer space in the Living Room, but I just want to emphasise that it’s not just for people […]
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Learning to live with Jesus
Yes, Marilyn and Karl Nyquist will say (again) that they have seen me grow in my faith in leaps and bounds over the years they have known me. And yes, […]
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I’m sleepy…
Adeleh ·
Alarms went off at 5am: my fault. I insisted the whole family get up to see the lunar eclipse. They were bribed with chocolate spread on toast, which has only […]
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