Instruments for the Outback is a program helping indigenous kids in remote parts of Australia to learn to play and record music.
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Masked, But Not Silenced – African Enterprise Response to COVID-19 in Kenya
African Enterprise is reaching out to communities with the love of Jesus, knowing that no mask can silence the Gospel and its eternal hope for this nation.
Cultural Diversity Increases – Australia’s Latest Migration Data
The latest migration data reveals Australia is increasingly culturally diverse with three in ten Australians born overseas according to the ABS.
Christian Writer Timothy Keller Asks for Prayer After “Providential” Cancer Diagnosis
Keller is the founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, and author of many books on apologetics and the Christian faith.
The Blessing Australia: How A Song and a Global Movement Unified Our Nation’s Churches
On Sunday June 7, The Blessing Australia video was released featuring the voices and instruments of musicians in over 300 churches from multiple denominations.
How To Heal A Country: Celebrate Our Differences Says US Pastor
“I do believe there can be restoration… if we can see power in our difference, we can begin that pattern that will bring healing to generations.”
Former Deputy Prime Minister Tribute to the Late Ravi Zacharias — “A Superb and Gracious Mind”
“I was always struck by his ability to unpack worldviews and to explain the Christian faith and its relevance clearly and winsomely.”
Remembering The Baby We Lost: Singer Chris Sebastian Opens Up About His Song, ‘Soon’
“To the men… It’s okay to be vulnerable, it’s okay to feel what you’re feeling. And to the women… Surround yourself with love… with people.”
Free Online Concerts and Talks – June 1 to 5, 2020
Watch exclusive concerts from for King & Country, We Are Messengers, Michael W Smith and more, plus experience talks with Bob Goff and Dr Caroline Leaf!
“He Saw Objections as a Cry of The Heart” – Obituary: Ravi Zacharias, Apologist (1946 – 2020)
Ravi Zacharias was always more interested in the questioner than the question itself, and encouraged evangelists to be sensitive to their audience.