Batang Riverside
Posted On November 2, 2020
“Batang Riverside” means “kid from Riverside”. Riverside is the street that Tim’s neighborhood runs off of, and is the colloquial name for his area in… Read More →
The fruit-picker
Posted On October 19, 2020
Reflections on material and spiritual change One of the metaphors through which I view my work is that of picking fruit. Here, fruit represents the… Read More →
Hot off the Swiss press
Posted On October 11, 2020
The latest Swiss newsletter has just been published, with a host of hopeful stories emerging despite very difficult days. Read More →
In radiation therapy we trust?
Posted On October 4, 2020
Reflections on worldviews and carcinomas The moment was ironic, to say the least. A Muslim colleague in Hyderabad had brought some holy water back from… Read More →
Retreat – Online?
Posted On September 2, 2020
The Servants community conducted an Online Retreat, June 25-27 where we had a chance to hear the laments, joys, sufferings and hopes of every Servants… Read More →
The Valley of the Shadow
Posted On August 31, 2020
“Dad, what should we do? We have a corpse in our house.” My father was startled by the opening lines of my unscheduled whatsapp call. How on earth did I end up with a dead body in my room? Read More →
From compassion to Fruitful Service
Posted On August 1, 2020
The fact that you’re reading this probably means you’re already convinced that following Jesus involves loving neighbours, and that praying for people leads to action,… Read More →
Inside Edge: Thankful in all circumstances
Posted On July 8, 2020
[This reflection taken from the Inside Edge – to subscribe to receive this free newsletter by e-mail, use the sign-up box at the foot of… Read More →
Kishor: a rocky road
Posted On June 29, 2020
The first time I met Kishor, I was struck by his remarkable outlook on life. A month and a half ago, he broke his spine… Read More →
Servants Switzerland Newsletter
Posted On June 18, 2020
Servants Switzerland has just released its latest German-language newsletter. Read More →