Finding joy in the truth

‘No prophet is ever accepted in his own country.’ We often hear this saying and we use it loosely to describe, for example, situations where a...

The joy of recovering

An old soldier died in Nigeria this week. He had fought in the British army in...

I can do no other

It is a paradox, a kind of contradiction, that we are most free when we choose...

An air of expectancy

Things suddenly change and there is excitement everywhere. We can remember that in 1980 when Zimbabwe...

Your liberation is near at hand

I met a man in prison who said he had 256 days to go. He was...

Four more years

Whatever one thinks of America and American politics, few who watched Barack Obama’s speech at 2am,...

The living dead

It is a paradox. People have never been as alone as they are today and yet...

For better or for worse

Morgan Tsvangirai must be regretting the amount of space the papers are giving to his marriage....

London Prayer Celebration

Finally it's here! On the 29th of September at St. Mary's Newington in London we will...

Streams in dry land

Out of the argument we have with others we make rhetoric; out of the argument we...

The killing at Marikana Mine

South Africans and all those who wish them well are stunned by the news of the...

Utterly drained

They were no more than girls, a Japanese and a Singaporean, and they gave everything they...

Expanding horizons

A horizon is something you can vaguely see but you can’t see beyond it. For generations...

Do we want to know?

‘The prospect of disaster, no matter how obvious, is no guarantee that nations will do what...

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