Something you probably don't have to think about
"So Where's Home?" explores the unique perspectives and identities of Third Culture Kids, people who have spent a significant portion of their childhood overseas.
"So Where's Home?" explores the unique perspectives and identities of Third Culture Kids, people who have spent a significant portion of their childhood overseas.
This is one of the most encouraging emails we've seen in a while.
We’ve heard about ways of sharing Jesus with people of other faiths and cultures here in Australia. One thing that excites me is that getting people involved in local cross-cultural mission like this in Australia also has a flow-on effect for churches here.
“How do you do it?” Trish’s friends asked her after she returned in March from five months as a Trekker in Ghana. “Well I pray and if God shows me it is right I go,” Trish replied. We need to say here that Trish is 75 and this was her third Trek with WEC to Africa!
Here's a photo that is pretty common in homes across Australia - Bible verses on the back door of the toilet. It helps a lot of people to be positive and memorise Scripture from somewhere we spend time.
Alisha had just moved in. Her community consisted of a minority Muslim people group in Sydney. However she did not even seem to fit into her own community and so stayed at home, longing to get out and see this brave new world.
A man once asked, “Who is my neighbour?”. Jesus answered with a story. By definition, the neighbour was both the man who needed help and the Samaritan that came across his path and gave help.
Almost six million migrants, born in over 200 countries, live as your and my neighbours in Australia. Many need help, and we should be a good neighbour to them. But how?
Ever thought about visiting a missionary in their part of the world? Why would you - or why wouldn't you?
I made a mistake the other day. I wonder if you've ever done the same?
Imagine… Wars ended, ethnic hatred vanished, global warming and AIDS halted, and poverty reduced to naught, all through prayer!
It is true: prayer changes the world, and with that belief WEC International has launched a global prayer community - Globalprayer365.com - an online presence encouraging around-the-clock intercession specifically for the nations.