Ruth Hadley went to Angola in 1982. When civil war broke out in 1984, she stayed, despite the advice of the Foreign Office. For 34 years she lived among the Chokwe people, sharing in their privations and the perils of conflict....

David Livingstone was one of the most consequential individuals who lived in the nineteenth century. An unpretentious Scottish missionary doctor, explorer and abolitionist, he opened the door for Christianity in Southern Africa.....

Discover the secret to everlasting joy in every situation with Joy Everlasting, a Christian devotional book by Cindy and Colin. Through personal stories and insights, Cindy shares how she learned to find joy in the midst challenges...

Churches across the country are floundering and many pastors are deeply discouraged. They work hard and with great sincerity but their efforts don't seem to be helping their churches to flourish. Their congregations are split over political issues...

In Glasgow in 1874 the American evangelist Dwight L. Moody held a remarkable mission at which many people of all classes, including factory and shipyard workers and miners, dedicated their lives to Christ.....

The brand new Good News Bible (GNB) – Children’s Rainbow Edition is a fantastic first full-text Bible for a child. Created in partnership with RE:QUEST, the GNB Children's Rainbow Edition was developed using ideas and feedback from parents..

The world of work is expanding. New technologies, industries and means of meeting apart–and–still–together, have presided in the transition of the workplace into a fast, digital and busier–than–ever era.....

Müller is famous for his faith in God’s provision for orphans, but there was so much more to Müller than this. He pastored Bethesda Chapel in Bristol, sponsored home and foreign mission through his Scripture Knowledge Institution....

When Sam and Lois Gordon lost their only son in a road traffic accident the bottom fell out of their world. They were, and still are, dedicated followers of Jesus Christ. That relationship didn't stop them being broken-hearted. Nor did it prevent

People involved in church life expect to be cared for, practically, emotionally and spiritually. Even the secular world sees churches as places of practical and emotional care, a component in the social capital that all societies need.....