Article Image: "The Things That Are Not" by Paul Hobbs
The ongoing crisis in Ukraine has been sobering for all of us. It has been the subject of much prayer and reflection, and undoubtedly for many of you, artistic response. Our friends at Arts Plus have been publishing weekly reflections along with the artwork of Paul Hobbs (an artist from the UK). See their explanation below and check out their website to view the Beatitudes series.
This Archive Wednesday tells the beautiful story of an HSI trip to Tanzania in 2016. While there, a team member had the opportunity to bring clarity to an unusual question that resulted in genuine and culturally relevant worship.
The Power of the Family of God
Written by Beth Sederstrom and Erica LoganIn today's Archive Wednesday, read about an HSI trip to the UK to encourage North African believers.
In Italy, one of our Alliance members, Christine, worked on a special project for her church for Easter.
Influencing the Hearts and Minds of the Youth
Written by Stephanie BiggsOn today's Archive Wednesday, read the story about an HSI trip to Southeast Asia and the bold young artist they met there.
“So that is the outline of the official story—the tale of the time when God was the underdog and got beaten, when he submitted to the conditions he had laid down and became a man like the men he had made, and the men he had made broke him and killed him. This is the dogma we find so dull—this terrifying drama of which God is the victim and the hero.”
- Dorothy Sayers, Letters to a Diminished Church
On this Archive Wednesday (coming a day late this week - apologies for that!), read about a man from Kurdistan who longs for his music to reach his people with the gospel.
Ministry at the Border of Hungary and Ukraine
Written by Hollen HostetlerLast week, we had the privilege of talking with one of our team members in Hungary. Recently, she had the opportunity to travel to the border between Ukraine and Hungary and work with the aid organizations offering help there.