This morning you left for work: picking up your car keys and headphones on your way out, ring finger already tapping against a mug of machine brewed coffee in anticipation of your favourite tune, you waved goodbye to your children safe in the knowledge that life for you and your…
This morning you left for work: picking up your car keys and headphones on your way out, ring finger already tapping against a mug of machine brewed coffee in anticipation of your favourite tune, you waved goodbye to your children safe in the knowledge that life for you and your…
When Covid hit in March 2020, and most of the world went into lockdown, one of the aspects of life that was hit the hardest was schools. Across the world, children everywhere suddenly found themselves unable to go to school, as the buildings were closed and everyone told to stay…
Beloved Brothers and Sister in Christ, I am writing you the FIAM news which are having praises and prayer request. Still we are working for Covid-affected areas and people because that is so important still. We still need to be providing food and needs to those very poor 1737 families…
In this episode of the mini-series of blogs on Climate Change, we hear from Daniel Mpanduzi, founder and director of CRED Partner ‘The Voice School Trust’ in Tanzania, as he reflects on the impact of climate change on his country, and the work of TVST. IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN…
Welcome to the fifth of the blogs on climate change in this mini-series that follows in the wake of the COP-26 international summit. In each episode we have heard from one of our CRED partners as they reflect on how claimate change is impacting their country and their work. In…
Welcome to the fourth blog in our mini-series on climate change, where different CRED Partners share their thoughts on how climate change is impacting their country and their work. This week we hear from John Njendahayo in Uganda. Uganda is experiencing significant impacts of climate change, which include changing weather…
For the third of our climate change series of blogs we travel to Malawi to hear from Alice Leaper who has been doing some work with her school children relating to climate change. Here is Alice chatting about the lesson, the reflections of the children, and what climate change means…
Welcome to the second of our blog mini-series relating to climate change in the wake of the COP-26 summit. This week we hear from Nebiyu Haile, who is the director of EWAR in Ethiopia. Impacts of Climate Change to Ethiopia It is obvious that the current trend of climate change…
At this time almost all of the world leaders are gathering in Glasgow for the Climate Change conference COP26. Hailed as a ‘make or break’ conference with regard to agreeing targets and pledging action to reduce carbon emissions worldwide, the eyes of the world will be watching to see what…
