Poetry: The gospel truth
I’m the rugged and hard worn gospel truth; The aged, weather beaten, sun-washed road sign Share this post on:
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Archive for September, 2010
ICC aids survivors in Jos as they begin again
More than 500 Christians, mainly women and children were killed in religious riots in villages near Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria earlier this year as I mentioned in an older article. Despite the fact that their homes and churches were demolished and their fields burned, the survivors chose to remain in their villages. Living in makeshift [...]
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London council dismisses Christian for mentioning God in the workplace
Amachree was dismissed from his office as a homelessness prevention officer with Wandsworth Council in the UK, where he had worked for 18 years prior to his dismissal in January 2009, on the grounds of gross misconduct for suggesting to a client suffering from a terminal illness, that she should not give up hope but [...]
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The imperative of breaking new grounds
Strategizing to take the good news about Christ and his salvation to places where it has never been heard, the most unreached places and peoples of the world, should be a crucial guiding factor in all missionary activity. Even the Apostle, Paul, said that he would rather preach Christ where He hasn’t been named at [...]
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Poetry: Turn on The Light
I could live on like this or I may not And about whether I die, care not Existence is so not my problem – It’s of a different kind; I wish neither to be normal Nor even to be special, What I seek is a valid solution To the question: ‘who am I?’ Share this [...]
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