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One Nice Bug Per Day
Noah Kahan
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If we relied solely on internet memes to teach us about God, we would probably conclude that God only speaks through rainbows and sunsets. Yet, when God calls Moses, a story we read about in Exodus 4, he uses fire, a snake, leprosy and blood. I haven’t seen many memes featuring those!
We’re unable to see our whole lives laid out as a panorama, and we have our own mountains that get in the way. We don’t know what the future will bring, nor do we know why things have happened to us in the past.
Fantastically we've been praised for our social impact in Nepal. If you're an Impact-driven giver, we hope this helps you support us with confidence.
I reflect on how art helps me make sense of the world, and describe how you can help make a huge impact in the lives of bonded labourers. Don't forget to vote for your favourite title for my forthcoming book.
When I submitted my latest manuscript for publication last month, I had no idea its contents would become relevant to me so soon. ‘God’s Great Escape’ tells the true story of a family’s escape from East Germany in the 1950s and how God clearly speaks to them and guides them to safety. Unexpectedly, I needed God to help me escape from ...
My beautiful Iranian friend shares how we can pray for her country at this troubling time.
I’ve been having some awkward conversations recently. My book, Our Sisters, is out, and people are beginning to read it. When they tell me they have bought a copy and have either finished it or are in the middle of it, I am delighted and excitedly thank them. Very often, though, they quickly add that ...
Today, there is another opportunity to support us through the Big Give #ChristmasChallenge. Though your money will pay for bricks and mortar, the real impact can be seen in the smiles of our ladies.
Hear stories, ask questions and celebrate at the online book launch for Our Sisters.
You'll have an extra hour on Sunday, 26th October, because the clocks will be going back (apologies, that won't be the case if you're in the US). So, why not spend your bonus time with me at the book launch for Our Sisters?
I wanted to use Ignatian prayer to read through the Book of Acts in the Bible, but since I couldn’t find an existing guide, I decided to write my own.
I love Ignatian Prayer and have heard God speak to me clearly through the practice. I get to have a conversation with God about a Bible passage. Depending on His reply, I may feel comforted, challenged or further confused. In which case, I continue talking with Him and allowing the Holy Spirit to direct me until I have some answers. Through Ignatian Prayer I had some clear direction as I wrote my next book 'Our Sisters'.
Smiles, prayers, remembering and huge change. Our latest newsletter is available to read.
Can you pray for boldness and opportunity so that Christians can be peacemakers in the escalating conflict between Pakistan and India?
This week, Women Without Roofs lost one of its most beloved ladies. Dolma Ama was quite possibly one of the most smiley and sweet-tempered women I have ever met. Cheesy though it may sound, there will be more #smiles in heaven from now on.
I returned from my whirlwind trip to stunning #Lahore in #Punjab just last week and haven’t been able to think about much else since. #Pakistan and its people have enthralled me. I was incredibly fortunate to meet with people working at every level of society to improve the lives of #Christian women there.
WWR is 20 years Old!
It feels extraordinary, but WWR is 20 years old! I can't quite believe it. Working with incredible staff and #trustees to change the lives of vulnerable women in #Nepal has been a privilege and joy. We thank God for his faithfulness.
It feels extraordinary, but WWR is 20 years old! I can’t quite believe it. Working with incredible staff and trustees to change the lives of vulnerable women in Nepal has been a privilege and joy. We thank God for his faithfulness. Read our celebratory newsletter here.