The Massive Giveaway; Everybody Qualifies

I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion.” Exodus 33:19 “And it shall come to pass In the place where it… Continue reading →

Our Destiny Is This: To Reach the Unreached, To Give Hope to the Hopeless, To Love the Unloved

Today, I crept off to my secret place. Every now and then, when I’m homesick, I’ll sneak down the narrow ginnel, walk along a dirt path, through some trees, and I’m there! Seemingly… Continue reading →

Don’t Stay Stupid: Get Wisdom! Get Understanding!

I want to be the very best man that I can be and I’m certainly not happy with what I’ve done so far. I have crazy ambitions; I’ve got ideas I dare not… Continue reading →

Who Needs Missionaries? Inspiring Church Mission Quotes

“The mark of a great church is not its seating capacity, but its sending capacity.” Mike Stachura “Never pity missionaries; envy them. They are where the real actions is—where life and death, sin… Continue reading →

#Culture Shock!#

BUT I was born here! I grew up and went to school here! I talk the same as people here! I love the food! …it’s just not the same!!! People warn you about… Continue reading →

BACK IN THE UK

It’s been over a month already since graduation and the 2nd yr is complete! WoW! It took a while to set in but it’s a great sense of accomplishment – I can’t believe… Continue reading →

Christmas in a Refugee Camp

My mum sent me some money with instructions to ‘do something nice for Christmas’. It was Christmas Eve when I emailed her from a dilapidated shack in Nu Po refugee camp high up… Continue reading →

Simon Crowe is…

Simon Michael Crowe is a Spirit-filled follower of Christ, proud to be British, 27 years old, yet still a hopeless romantic. (He’s waiting for THE ONE!) He’s studying his second year of Missiology… Continue reading →

Church Sends Aid to Thailand Flood Victims

Flood waters swamped Thailand’s capital three weeks ago, yet the chest-deep murky water refuses to go. Besides Bangkok, one quarter of Thailand’s 76 provinces are still affected by flooding. The death toll has… Continue reading →