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 →
Theology with the Marginalised
Posted On July 10, 2018
The following article was written by a member of the Servants India team. Not too long ago we were sitting in a friend’s tiny house,… Read More →
Book Review – God in Disguise
Posted On June 12, 2018
Kelly Treleaven’s review of God in Disguise–a book written by past Servants missionary Trudy Taylor Smith-–was recently posted on the Englewood Review of Book’s site. Click… Read More →
“We are followers of the Prophet Jesus Messiah, who was always with the poor and struggling.”
Posted On June 21, 2016
This story is from our team in Jakarta. It’s a powerful reminder of the realities of living in a slum–where injustice, life, and death, all… Read More →
Interview with a Re-Imagine Intern
Posted On October 15, 2015
David Morrison, from Australia, was one of the participants for the first Re-imagine internship in Jakarta this past July/August. He reflects on his experience in… Read More →
On Miracles & Justice Through Community: Servants India Y-Team
Posted On January 1, 2014
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. To learn more about this team and ways you can join them,… Read More →
Contemplation and Action: Towards A Missional Spirituality
Posted On August 12, 2013
The following reflection was written by Servants Elder Emeritus, Charles R. Ringma. Dr. Ringma is a social activist and contemplative. He has written many books… Read More →
Simply Subversive: Prayer Rhythms that Sustain Us
Posted On June 25, 2011
In light of our busy, fragmented lives, Henri Nouwen encourages us to live in a simple rhythm of ministry, community and solitude. So as a… Read More →