It was the Monday after Easter... Considering what happened at Easter - the epic events of Friday and the cosmic work of Sunday, wh at is the right response? Should it be business (or busyness) as usual as we head back to work? Surely life can never be the same. If events such as wars can change the soul and landscape of whole nations for generations, how much more should the amazing work of redemption, foretold at creation and fulfilled in history, revolutionize and reshape

Church Mission Society report an “extraordinary spiritual awakening” across countries like Syria and Iran, “at a pace not witnessed in generations.“

A Mission Tour taking the Good News to my neighbours far and wide, teaching and discipling them to maturity and for loving service - to the ends of the earth, wherever and whatever the context may be.

A Mission Tour taking the Good News to my neighbours far and wide, teaching and discipling them to maturity and for loving service - to the ends of the earth, wherever and whatever the context may be.

A Mission Tour taking the Good News to my neighbours far and wide, teaching and discipling them to maturity and for loving service - to the ends of the earth, wherever and whatever the context may be.

Finding authenticity when the world consumes fake news and requires face-lifts.

In the midst of wars, storms, and pain, love remains a blazing fire and a mighty flame.

Excellence and beauty.

Mission endeavours are simply taking the Good News to our neighbours far and wide, teaching them true devotion, discipling them to maturity and for loving service - to the ends of the earth, wherever and whatever the context may be.

Dad was the most flawed of fathers. His legacy, however, is a testament to grace.