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Questioning My Background

Introducing a series in which I reflect on things that my younger self would never have questioned.

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Reflections on the Death of a Monarch

In addition, to aid healing and allow the Church in the West to enjoy the gifts of diversity from the African Christians, the Western Church must do more to challenge the anomaly of White superiority and racial discrimination.

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It’s Not About Us

We in the West need to realise that we are in the minority in the global church and that Christians around the world are getting on with their lives without worrying what is happening in Oxford, or Grand Rapids.

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Books I Have Read: Our Global Families

A thought provoking book which gives a good overview of some major issues.

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How We Should See Ourselves

In the context of global Christianity we must first and foremost see ourselves as Christians proclaiming the apostolic faith

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How Others See Us

We, in the West, underestimate the resentment of the rest of the world against us.

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Books I Have Read: What’s Wrong With Western Missions?

Kazakhs have a proverb: “A friend makes you cry, and an enemy makes you laugh.”

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Are all Evangelicals Evangelicals

The church around the globe (and, increasingly, the church in the West) does not fit neatly into the categories that we bring to it.

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Reflections on Hospitality

What makes Christian hospitality distinctly Christian? In conversation with Dr. Jennifer Hu.

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African Millenial Christians and Questions of Identity

The future of the world church is bound up with the rising generation of Christians in Africa. We need to understand what is going on.