We’ve been longing to share the story of the amazing Rod and Ruthie Gilbert with you. From meeting whilst Rod was on the mission field, to starting their family in the thick of Gospel work in India, Rod and Ruthie have experienced ups, downs and seen God work in their lives countless times over! This is part one of a fantastic interview not to be missed. Part 2 will be coming soon!
Ross Paterson’s sermon on the example of Hannah. If you’d like a more in-depth look into the example of Hannah,…
Our latest interview is with Lori Rogers, who leads MomentumYes, an exciting mission mobilisation organisation. Their free, 6-part video course…
In this 6th talk on the life of Joseph, Ross discusses the relationship between Joseph’s choice to avoid immorality and…
For security reasons, we can’t show you Greg and Lisa’s faces. But they have a story that is well-worth hearing….
We were privileged to interview two legends in the Kingdom—David and Joyce Lamb. Their stories of divine provision, angelic encounters,…
Click here to watch the recording! We were delighted to host Rod and Ruthie for their presentation on resilience on…
Guest Blog by Michael Prest from UFM. I wonder what springs to mind when we think of sending and supporting mission…
Scroll down for podcast options! < After being baptised at only 5 years old, Katie felt a clear calling…
How to be a Healthy Cross Cultural Missionary? Here are some keys I’ve picked up over the years of being…
George Verwer died on April 14th, as I write only 8 short days ago. John Piper said that George’s “personal…
I previously wrote about Lilias Trotter. This remarkable sister merits a second look, because there are important, even success-defining, lessons for…
Frank Charles Laubach (1884-1970) was born in Benton, Pennsylvania. He was a missionary who worked for thirty years among Muslims…
Below are some notes to accompany my sharing in the video clip on our Facebook Page, speaking of a common…
It is Pentecost Sunday! Selwyn Hughes has a word for us, and so does J. O. Fraser! “The two main…
“When James Gilmour sailed for China in 1870 aged twenty-seven, “it was a lonely task that awaited him – the…
Teaching English as a second language is a way to gain entry into a country that is partially, or even…
