Disabled African dancers visit
Top story on the Oxford Mail website was the visit of deaf dancers from Neema Crafts workshop in Tanzania
Read more >     :: Thursday, September 11, 2008 :: 371 views :: 0 Comments ::

Relating to Muslim neighbours
Transformation in an Islamic context — a family living and working in North Africa relate their experience of it.
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The human face of Jigsaw
Mind-numbing statistics about children living and working in poverty in the Philippines are a powerful catalyst for Kate...
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Tales of ordinary madness
Every culture throws up its own anomalies, psychoses and asocial behaviour.  University chaplain Pam Cooper highlights a...
Read more >     :: Friday, July 11, 2008 :: 2718 views :: 0 Comments ::

Hanging Crowther
Islington is discovering Samuel Crowther's importance to local, church and anti-slavery history with surprise and apprec...
Read more >     :: Friday, April 11, 2008 :: 4376 views :: 0 Comments ::

Five alive
An historic drive by CMS to support more indigenous international missionaries is bearing its first fruits in one of th...
Read more >     :: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 :: 3397 views :: 0 Comments ::

Shooting Jesus
A photographer who toured with Bob Marley and snapped the Sex Pistols has taken on perhaps his greatest challenge: givin...
Read more >     :: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 :: 9773 views :: 0 Comments ::

Grief, anger and injustice
Direct from Nairobi's largest slum, Kibera, where he works, CMS mission partner Colin Smith describes reactions to the...
Read more >     :: Thursday, January 17, 2008 :: 2316 views :: 0 Comments ::

Rebuilding Congo by the book
The chance to give a manual with a Christian emphasis to every Congolese school fills Judy Acheson with hope.
Read more >     :: Thursday, November 29, 2007 :: 3067 views :: 0 Comments ::

Distinctly Welcoming
"If you live in the 21st century, you must read this book." Gerard Kelly (Crossroads International Church, Amsterdam)
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