House of Hope: Start of a new school year
Posted On August 22, 2019
On July 3rd House of Hope in Jakarta opened its doors to new and returning students for the 2019-2020 school year. This is the seventh… Read More →
Ateeq’s Story
Posted On August 9, 2019
Last fortnight, I was visiting in the bamboo-and-plastic slum along the railway tracks when I met Ateeq. We chatted for a while, and I asked… Read More →
‘I know that You can do everything…’
Posted On July 29, 2019
(Reflection contributed by Abraham from Indonesia, who recently spent 4 months in India) “I know that You can do everything, and there is no plan… Read More →
Our global “2019 Report Card”
Posted On July 19, 2019
How are we doing as a global community, in our efforts to end suffering and create opportunity for all? Read More →
Kids Camp and God’s Kingdom
Posted On May 2, 2019
This was my (Tim’s) first time attending our Kids Camp at Sakahang Lilok (a zero-waste, alternative energy retreat center and organic farm a couple hours… Read More →
Reflections on Forum 2019
Posted On March 26, 2019
Bamboo, the theme that wove through Forum, was an image and metaphor for myself and for Servants. On the first evening, as we moved from… Read More →
The Man On Platform 3 – Is Helping Cultural?
Posted On January 20, 2019
The dishevelled man was being dragged on his back by a railway employee across Platform 3. The employee then proceeded to try to roughly shove… Read More →
God Wants the Planet to Fry
Posted On October 8, 2018
God Wants The Planet to Fry theological excuses for inaction on climate change Written by Mark “Why aren’t Christians more concerned about climate change?” My… Read More →
Aviation Ethics
Posted On September 3, 2018
The following article was written by Servants member Tom. As a Servants member, some of the trickiest decisions I make are ‘to fly or not… Read More →
Was It Worth It? Did We Achieve Anything?
Posted On July 24, 2018
Written by Kristin Jack I have to confess, after Susan and I relocated to NZ after 16 years in Cambodia with Servants, these two questions… Read More →