Rev Patti Johnston has been a good friend to CMS Ireland for many years. She is a priest from Albany Diocese, USA and also chair of the Diocesan Missi...

On Sunday 21st September, Bishop Hilary made an announcement at Immanuel Cathedral in Yei, South Sudan, appealing for any available clothes to be brou...

This month saw the launch of CMSI's new theme for 2019-2020. Entitled Church At The Centre, the theme focuses on God’s main strategy for mission: the...

Bishop Gaddiel once said that there are two very difficult things to say to people. The first is when you meet them for the very first time: it’s hard...

What do you get when you let an office-worker out for the day?

This is not the start of a corny joke but a wee glimpse into my working week.

My three-da...

We’re delighted to confirm that the Rt Revd Moses Zungo, Bishop of Maridi Diocese, South Sudan, will join us for our annual conference, Ignite, in Sep...

Earlier this month, the CMSI family lost one of its much-loved elders, with the passing of Rev Canon Raymond Smith, who previously served as General S...

Tuesday 23rd July

My dear friend Heather left one week ago. I have missed her enthusiastic approach to life and her great sense of humour. 

Th...

CMSI is asking for prayer for its partners in DR Congo, as the Ebolo outbreak is declared as an international crisis.

Archbishop Masimango, Bishop Baha...

As we travel home, Team SMILE would like to share our personal reflections about the wonderful, once in a lifetime, experience that we have all enjoye...

One week on and what a week it has been! I have been doing exercises with the boys and girls at Pharakilo Ghar. They have loved our company and Heathe...

Saturday 13th July

It's Saturday and three out of four of our team have sermons to do for tomorrow and they're all at different times in different chur...

Sunday 14th July

Over the past two days the team have been in Oltiasika which is in a very remote part of Kajiado District. 

Our journey to Oltiasika be...

Thursday 11th July

Our second day is drawing to a close in Kitwe. Because we'd next to no sleep during our time getting here, our first night's sleep...

Wednesday 10th July

Kwaheri Rafikis!

Today, we said a tearful farewell to our Oloosuyian family. During the short time that we spent at the school, we f...