Jesus doesn’t want our used underwear

Posted On July 22, 2021

(Klik disini untuk baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia) A reflection from Indonesia Imagine Imagine for a moment that Jesus was walking down your street (you knew… Read More →

Yesus Tidak Mau Pakaian Dalam Bekas Kita

Posted On July 21, 2021

(Ditulis Juli 2017) Click here to read in English Coba membayangkan kalau Yesus lagi ada di jalanan yang kita lewati, tetapi dia lagi dalam keadaan… Read More →

Personal lessons from Covid-induced isolation

Posted On April 12, 2021

Contributed by Yusuf I wrote several months ago about the impact of the Covid pandemic, and the Government’s response to it, on the lives of… Read More →

Creative Spaces.

Posted On November 10, 2020

Creating public spaces in slum communities attracted Ariel Bi to the Servants Manila team as she researched for her masters. Here is her story. My… Read More →

Servants NZ Annual Hui

Posted On September 1, 2020

The Servants NZ Annual Hui is a place where people gather to share stories, enjoy great company, be encouraged and inspired and explore nature. This… Read More →

Normalcy, freedom and choice

Posted On March 23, 2020

Reflections on Servants and travel choices. On a surface level, we live lives of greater freedom and choice than our ancestors could ever have imagined…. Read More →

A Surprising Visit

Posted On December 4, 2019

Slowly we walk down the narrow and steep path that leads to our house. Carefully we placed our feet, so as not to step into… Read More →

Life without a choice

Posted On October 31, 2019

One day after I finished work, I suddenly decided to walk from the office in Cubao all the way to our team house in Barangay… Read More →

Poverty and Privilege

Posted On October 14, 2019

People are often surprised that I choose to live in a slum. Typically, after I explain why I have chosen this life for myself, people… 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 →