By: Akos Balogh
‘Radical Hope’ was the theme of last year’s Byron Bay Writer’s Festival. Continue reading “Radical Hope in a Hope-less World”
Radical Hope in a Hope-less World
30 Years After Rwandan Genocide: Emmanuel’s Story of Hope
By: CMAA
As the international community remembers 30 years since the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Compassion staff member and genocide survivor Emmanuel is sharing his story of hope. Continue reading “30 Years After Rwandan Genocide: Emmanuel’s Story of Hope”
Stuck in a Tunnel
When my son was younger, he and I were visiting Italy. Continue reading “Stuck in a Tunnel”
Unlimited: Christ’s Greatest Promise
I promise you that any of the sinful things you say or do can be forgiven, no matter how terrible those things are (Mark 3:28, CEV).
A Familiar Story for the Eternal Problem of Suffering
By: Sharon Cheung
Two missed calls. Ten unread messages. One winter night changed my experience of grief forever – one which may haunt me for the rest of my life on earth. Continue reading “A Familiar Story for the Eternal Problem of Suffering”
Why Are So Many Young Childless Men Getting the Snip? Because Hope Has Been Cut Off.
By: Stephen McAlpine
Young men in droves are getting the snip. And often their reason, is that the world is running out of hope and why would you want to bring a child into it?
Continue reading “Why Are So Many Young Childless Men Getting the Snip? Because Hope Has Been Cut Off.”
Jakki Overcame Abuse and Wants to Help Others Break Free
By: Ben McEachen
Sydneysider Jakki Civeriati can look back and clearly see the awful foundation that her life once stood upon. Continue reading “Jakki Overcame Abuse and Wants to Help Others Break Free”
Moving Beyond Resilience to Steadfastness in the Face of Life’s Most Difficult Storms
By: Annette Spurr
The term ‘resilience’ commonly refers to accepting a new reality caused by adversity, and to harness mental, emotional, and psychological resources to recover from sources of stress. Continue reading “Moving Beyond Resilience to Steadfastness in the Face of Life’s Most Difficult Storms”
‘The Starling’ Shows Us We Can Overcome Grief in Many Ways
By: Laura Bennett
Melissa McCarthy is really having a moment. Between 2018’s Can You Ever Forgive Me? (for which she was Oscar nominated), Nine Perfect Strangers and now The Starling, Melissa’s proving comedians crossing over into drama can be a powerful exchange. Continue reading “‘The Starling’ Shows Us We Can Overcome Grief in Many Ways”
England’s Wall of Hope: “We’re Building a Legacy”
By: Michael Crooks
An Englishman wants to build a wall – not a barrier to keep people out, but a symbol of hope for all. Continue reading “England’s Wall of Hope: “We’re Building a Legacy””