Mission Samburu Seminar at Hinton Baptist Church!
We were so blessed in March this year to welcome Mick Alley from Mission Samburu to speak at their first ever Australian seminar. We heard about the incredible work that God is doing through ordinary people who choose to serve Him and the lives of many Samburu people that are being transformed by the Gospel. The seminar went from about 10am-4pm and consisted of several workshops and updates on the different aspects of the mission, including some wonderful testimonies. More
An Easter Reflection
Dear Friends, I have been reflecting this week on how and why it is that story of the first Easter can touch us so deeply as human beings. Surely part of the answer is that the story of Christ’s death and resurrection shines a light into the darkest places of our human experience - and in doing so gives us a basis for hope and meaning in this broken world. In the recent dramas of floods and storms - as in all
A message from Steve Blunt
I got sent this story from a friend in the Uk and wanted to share it. LIGHT IN A DOCTOR'S DARKEST NIGHTMARE 'Never in my darkest nightmares did I imagine that I would see and experience what had been going on in Italy in our hospital the past three weeks. The nightmare flows, the river gets bigger. A few patients, then dozens, hundreds. We are no longer doctors but sorters who decide who should live and who should be sent home to
An Apostle’s Joy.
We saw last (from Philippians 1:1-11) that Paul was a man who really knew his Lord. He understood clearly his relationship with God in Christ. He knew himself to be a recipient of grace and his life was dedicated in joyful service to Jesus and his people. He knew that his own identity and security (and that of those to whom he wrote) was grounded in God’s ownership of them. It brought Paul great joy in prayer to be able
