...and Emily, our US volunteer, finished her short placement today. She's been a great asset and was a big help with the Annual Project.
08 Feb, 18:24
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Autumn leaves - such fun
Rory confesses to his love for playing with the fallen leaves of Autumn….in January!?
Posted by Rory Wilson, 2 days ago
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Edward "the Confessor" has left his world
For the past two and a half years, we have been keeping chickens at Jericho (the name of our compound.)
Posted by Aart and Geesje den Breejen, 9 days ago
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Turkey from Rwanda, New Year in Uganda and 3 years in Burundi
Where has January gone? Life seems to be going extremely fast for Alison in Burundi. Here she looks back to Christmas and New Year as well as training courses she’s been running and the Le Rucher School of Reconciliation she and her colleagues are attending in Kigali.
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Prayer diary: Wednesday, 08 February 2012
UGANDA, The den Breejen Family: Pray for Geesje as she works alongside the mothers on the
HIV/AIDS programme. Pray not only for financial empowerment for these women but for fruits of the
Spirit showing in their lives.
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The Latest News from CMS Ireland
Egypt: One Year On
Today, many Egyptians gathered in Tahrir Square to remember the start of the revolution one year ago. With the new parliament meeting for the first time and a presidential election ahead, the Most Rev Dr Mouneer Anis (Diocese of Egypt) reflects on these uncertain times for the nation of Egypt.
Prayers for the Church throughout the World
As we reflect on the blessings of the season, please join us in praying for the Church throughout the world at Christmastime. Here, we share the prayers used at the recent CMS Ireland Christmas Celebrations in Belfast and Dublin.
God at Work in DR Congo
CMS Ireland’s Partnership Coordinator for North and Central Africa, David Gough, recently visited the Society’s Global Partners in the Dioceses of Bukavu, Kindu and North Kivu in DR Congo. Having returned from DR Congo inspired and blessed, David shares some stories of a church that is alive and well, and a nation which is looking to the future.
