Young Shepherds
Following the Khmer Rouge genocide in Cambodia in the 1970s, few theologically educated pastors were left alive. However, since the country reopened in 1993, the...
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A Practical Faith
‘God called us to our professions and he wants us to use those professions to glorify him, whether it’s in the UK or cross culturally’,...
God at work in Asia through prayers in Lancaster
In 1995, when Steve Elliott joined the OMF Lancaster prayer group, the prayer letters were still sent by post and often arrived two months out...
Family Activity: Sending a Care Package to Missionaries Overseas
Sending a care package of favourite foods and gifts from home is a great way to show your love and support to overseas workers, especially...
Addressing Hidden Pain
Mental health ministry is a growing need around the world, especially in Cambodia. From 1975–1979, approximately 25 per cent of the population was killed during...
Book Review – God’s Gardeners: Creation Care Stories from Singapore and Malaysia
God’s Gardeners: Creation Care Stories from Singapore and Malaysia What could a Malaysian Christian working in fruit bat conservation have to teach a decidedly non-green-fingered...
Following Jesus into Everyday Places
Missionaries in the past were a key source for understanding the world beyond the West. Take someone like William Carey (1761–1834). As the missionary to...
Chet Ktiss
This coconut banana dessert is one of the most popular and best-known sweet dishes in Cambodia. It’s quick and easy to make – we hope...
Fount of Wisdom
Many of us probably have shelves groaning under the weight of Christian books that can help us understand the Bible and apply it to our...
Preparing the Soil
Preparing for our Skype interview Daniel Zwygart warned me the weather or a power cut might stop us connecting. These are facts of life in...