Brazil tribes allow workers to leave hydro plant (BBC)
Indigenous people protesting against the construction of a hydro-electric plant in the Brazilian Amazon have allowed mos...
Read more >     :: 27 July 2010 :: 0 views :: 0 Comments ::

The surprising riches of Sudan
After two years serving as mission partner, Ruth Radley believes partnership can unlock Sudan's potential
Read more >     :: 28 April 2010 :: 574 views :: 0 Comments ::

The plurality of health
A classic interview with Dr Pat Nickson, who died recently, from CMS's Yes magazine in 2000
Read more >     :: 27 April 2009 :: 2616 views :: 0 Comments ::

Dr Patricia Nickson OBE
One of the foremost community health practitioners of her time died peacefully on Sunday
Read more >     :: 27 April 2009 :: 2693 views :: 0 Comments ::

DRC: Rutshuru’s slow recovery
Trauma, hunger and poverty are the lasting effects of recent war in eastern DRC, says the Rev Desire Kadorho
Read more >     :: 08 April 2009 :: 1663 views :: 0 Comments ::

Sri Lanka’s trauma
While the government’s ‘military option’ drives forward, ordinary Sri Lankans fear random killings in its wake
Read more >     :: 03 March 2009 :: 2270 views :: 5 Comments ::

Conflict as necessary for positive change?
Stephen Edison is doing his part to meet Nepalis’ need for conflict resolution and cathartic community transformation.
Read more >     :: 19 December 2008 :: 2635 views :: 1 Comments ::

DR Congo: Country focus
Background and facts about Congo, its church and mission
Read more >     :: 30 October 2008 :: 2958 views :: 0 Comments ::

I was a female expatriate worker in Afghanistan
Sian Hawkins describes what it was like to work for six years in Afghanistan when it was under Taliban control.
Read more >     :: 22 October 2008 :: 2096 views :: 0 Comments ::

Jonny Baker
When people with good ideas and shared vision connect, then the world can really change for the better
Read more >     :: 15 October 2008 :: 3350 views :: 0 Comments ::