Saving Indian students one by one
Every 55 minutes, one student in India commits suicide. Most of the suicides stem from pressures in the educational system which leave an estimated 20% of students suffering from depression and anxiety. Competition is intense
How to help when mission partners return
Melissa Chaplin, author of Returning Well, talks about practical ways churches can help returning mission partners go through the process of coming home again. The first thing for the church is to put themselves
Dee plants an idea
“I have good news! Kasempa Foundations project has been approved by SIM International.” This project is about seeing people’s lives improved through agricultural development. It also implements Dignity Zambia, a ministry that equips and empowers people, a discipleship programme
Idai still has a sting in its tail
This is the picture that did it. Dean Yeoman, one of our partners who was just recently home from serving as a helicopter pilot in Mozambique and southern Africa, saw it and says it
Is it safe?
Our hearts have been broken by the tragic events in Christchurch on Friday, March 15. In our last Together magazine we published this article from SIM's Security and Crisis Management Coordinator addressing risk and safety.
God goes ahead
Often we think the work of ministry begins when the mission worker arrives on the field, forgetting that God is always at work and he doesn’t need us to accomplish his perfect plan; really
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