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A New Light in the East by Colin Macpherson, Langham Literature. Myanmar is a hugely complex and needy country. There are millions of Christians but many of them lack any real exposure to what God says in the Bible, however the context is changing rapidly and significant opportunities for Christian publishing are opening up. In 2012, [...]
Against Principalities and Powers God’s Word and God’s people in action in Sierra Leone by Emmanuel Oladipo, Langham Preaching Every five years in Bonthe, Sierra Leone, there is a traditional initiation for early teenagers as a rite of passage into adulthood, and nobody’s child is supposed to be exempt. It lasts three months, during which the [...]
Burgling John Stott is a fictional drama that glimpses into the humble and dynamic life of John Stott. The one-man play is filled with humor and communicates piercing spiritual truths through an imaginative and touching performance that both celebrates Stott’s life and spiritually nourishes and challenges audiences. The one-man drama, performed by well-acclaimed Christian actor [...]
John Stott, or Uncle John as so many affectionately refer to him, would have been 92 this coming Saturday, April 27. This week’s eNews is dedicated to Stott and his ever-growing legacy worldwide. Join us in celebrating his life and influence and give thanks and glory to God for what He accomplished through Uncle John. [...]
Langham Partnership eNews Week of Apr 18, 2013 Egypt: It’s Friday, but Sunday’s Coming! by Riad Kassis, Langham Scholars Several years ago when Langham International Director Chris Wright sat with Langham Scholar Atef Gendy at the Evangelical Theological Seminary (ETS) in Cairo, he listened to Atef talk about his vision for the seminary: to [...]
It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming! by Riad Kassis, Langham Scholars In his excellent paper entitled Addressing the North–South Divide: Issues in Global Theological Education (1), Chris Wright recalls a conversation with Atef Gendy, an Egyptian Langham scholar. He describes how he sat with Atef Gendy in his study in the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, [...]
Langham Partnership eNews Week of Apr 10, 2013 Bishop David Zac Niringye Banned From Travel Thank you for your prayers in these recent weeks for Langham Scholar and retired Bishop David Zac Niringye, who was arrested in February for speaking out against the graft in Uganda’s government. While David has been released from custody, he [...]
CONFLUENCE The Flowing Together of Prayer, People and Place by Jennifer Cuthbertson, Langham Preaching In early February, Mercy Ireri and I journeyed to Meru, a city situated at the base of Mount Kenya about 250 km northeast of Nairobi. Our mission: to bring just a ‘Taste of Langham’ to Reach the Unreached, an indigenous mission [...]
He Has Risen Indeed! “We live and die; Christ died and lived!” ~ John Stott Happy Easter from Langham Partnership Dear Friend, A few days ago rebels took Bangui, the capitol of the Central African Republic. Gunfire, looting, chaos and death have resulted. Minutes ago I received word that most of the Easter celebrations in [...]
How one book makes a difference By Isobel Stevenson, Langham Literature Most emails asking me for donations end up in my trash file. I don’t normally get so excited about them that I mail them on to friends and relations. But that is what I did with the latest email from the SPCKA in Australia. [...]
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