Dear Brethren, We are approaching the 10th. year anniversary of our settlement in the U.K. The Lord has been so kind. We are in the same city as two of our children, and two of the grandchildren. We are part of a Biblical church and there is much opportunity for fellowship and ministry. Our Father has been pleased to keep us active, so far not laid aside by any maladies. We are so thankful for the medical services we receive. With the internet we are able to keep in contact w

A recent spate of deadly attacks in Mozambique has added to the trauma and fear of believers in the country. It coincides with a stark warning issued by Islamist militants to Christians in the broader region. Your prayers are urgently needed. At least 20 believers have been killed after Islamist militants launched a wave of attacks on a Christian-majority village in Mozambique. The violence has left 1,300 homes and two churches destroyed, and displaced some 2,000 believers. C

The Court of Appeal has granted permission for a coalition of Christian schools, parents, and pupils to challenge the UK government’s controversial decision to impose VAT on private school fees, a policy that has already led to closures and widespread disruption across the independent education sector. The appeal is being brought by headteachers and families from independent Christian schools across the UK, including Emmanuel School in Derby, The Branch Christian School in Yo

On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther, now in his mid-thirties, made his way to the Castle Church in Wittenberg and posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the church door. Originally intended as propositions for public debate, the theses were written in Latin—the language of the scholar, not of the street. Luther could have had no idea that they would echo around Europe and become the catalyst for a spiritual revolution. Many of those who saw the papers on the Castle Church door—which