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Latest News from BMS World Mission 25/09/08
Angola, with its troubled history of war and challenging future of redressing imbalance, is not the easiest place in the world to live. For the poor, life can obviously be even more challenging. This week the BMS website features reflections from Joan Woodyer, a BMS worker based in Angola, on how ordinary Angolans have been praying for peace over their country's recent elections, and how those prayers have been powerful and effective
Also on the website this week: your chance to win a Spring Harvest CD, details of a beautiful new BMS calendar, information on serving God in another culture, news of work with people living with disabilities in Nepal and, for those planning their Christmas services, BMS celebrates the birth of the Saviour with Israelis and Palestinians, in Bethlehem
Shedding Light
Alan and Megan Barker tell of the harsh reality of how disabled people are treated in Surkhet, Nepal
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/52212
Looking to the future
Read how ordinary Angolans have been praying for their country's future
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/52176
A Saviour is born
As we celebrate Christmas, we are challenged to think of those who live in Palestine and Israel. Find out more about this stunning Christmas resource from BMS
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/saviour
24:7 Partners exclusive competition
Are you supporting mission by being a 24:7 Partner? Here's your chance to win the new Spring Harvest CD, packed full of the best and brightest from the world of worship music
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/23
BMS Calendar 2009
A beautiful, thought-provoking and prayer-motivating companion to the year ahead. This calendar features photographs from around the world taken by young people on the BMS Action Team gap year programme
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/calendar
Serve Overseas
Thinking about serving God in another culture? Find out more
http://www.bmsworldmission.org/25
by courtesy of BMS World Mission
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