Gifts are for serving
by It’s a new month! And this September gifts are on my mind. We are heading closer to the most anticipated holiday season of the year. …
Not competing with AI
by By Tohru Inoue There’s a bit of anxiety around Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly among creatives. AI has proved it can write and illustrate books. It …
More Churchgoers Have Participated in an Abortion Than You Might Think: Report
A new study found that 1 in 6 Americans (16%) who attend church regularly “admitted to having ever paid for, encouraged, or chosen to have …
Loving broken people
By Brian Prince “For this reason, a man leaves his father and mother; to be united to his wife and to become one flesh with …
Get the kids off smartphones
by There’s a familiar push and pull that happens in my house with regard to kids and tech use. My husband and I begin with the …
Teach us to number our days
I pray for long life. I pray for health, wealth, productivity, a posh retirement spoiling my great grandchildren… I almost take it for granted that …
My library is full of puritan authors
by Lynne Wanjiku Kihara brings us into her reading world and tells us how picking up a puritan memoir or autobiography reminds her to be thankful …
African Anglicans seek to standardise hymns singing
The Anglican Church has come up with a forum dubbed the International Hymn Festivals (IHF), which was hatched to shape the growth of singing traditions …
What is the Mission of the Church?
A lot of people will hate this book by Kelvin DeYoung and Gregg Gilbert because it seems anti social transformation and social justice, the current …
Renewed or conditioned?
A quiet conditioning is taking place. Recently I watched with interest clips of Kenyans running to get a piece of the action on the World …