The following poem was written as part of a poetry-writing event at Spurgeons Academy, to mark World Poetry Day Mr Giraffe By Argon Opiyo Oh, Mr Giraffe, you look down upon the world You are taller than the bushes You are taller than the trees You are taller than the…
The following poem was written as part of a poetry-writing event at Spurgeons Academy, to mark World Poetry Day Like a small boat in the ocean Sending big waves into motion Birds flying around falling down on the innocent sand You wonder our beautiful world, Yes you wonder. Seasons changing…
GNPDR, our CRED partner in Rwanda, have been involved in prison ministry in their country almost since the inception of the organisation. As well as providing a service of year round chaplaincy support, they also look out for opportunities to bless the prisoners and prison staff further, whether through running…
The staff, pupils and community of Spurgeons Academy started the new academic year recently with a wonderful day of celebration and thanksgiving. Thanksgiving was given for the good ending of the previous year, and for health and resources to be able to start the new year. The success of the…
On this International Women’s Day, we at CRED want to celebrate all of the wonderful women who help to make so many of the programmes run by our partners the success that they are. It’s impossible to name them all, but here follows a selection as nominated by our partners.
A year of ILA in pictures – showing the breadth and depth of the work that they do, bringing trauma counselling, hope and healing to hurting communities in the north of Uganda
written by Janaki Dear friends in Christ, Some great encouraging news just because of Gods Abundent grace. We are celebrating the start of our 100th church on 31st December 2022. Praise the Lord. Amazingly we started our 100th Church in a good building in the village. The building was donated…
Written by Bishnu Bhatta, director of PSD Nepal Plastic Project in Langtang Region: 4Cs that Protects the Mountains1. Current Situation and Proposed Module Human encroachment on nature has caused air pollution, water pollution, soil erosion, melting mountains and reduced agriculture productivity. More importantly, it has now dramatically changed the inhabitation…
A meal of rice and meat, with a bottle of soda, and some music and decorations (Some made from unused toilet paper) might not sound like a particularly amazing Christmas party, but for the children in Acholi Quarters it definitely brought a smile to their faces. Thanks to funds raised…
Every country has its own set of child development ‘milestones’ and in Uganda, one of those is the graduation day ceremony that is held for all children as they complete nursery school and prepare to progress to primary school. Each nursery school will hold the graduation ceremony in their own…
