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Who do I think you are?
in Blog onA Muslim. A woman. A Muslim woman. A refugee. A migrant. An Arab. An Asian. Lost. Needy. Among those I…
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Who do they think I am?
in Blog onWhen I was working in South Asia, the girls at the college where I was filled the gaps in my…
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Tell them God loves them
in Blog onI was speaking with a friend last night, a follower of Jesus from a Muslim background, and asking her what…
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Perspectives on Christmas
in Blog onA Muslim’s Perspective What do Muslims think of Christmas? What do they believe about it? How do they respond to…
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Sight, embrace and flourishing
in Blog onWe continue to explore what can be learnt from participating in the experience of sharing in Life cycle events and…
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Missing the mark
in Blog onSin is the usual starting point for the message of the good news of God’s love for us all. We…
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Role of the ‘Pir’ in Popular Islam
in Blog on(This post comes from the writings of Vivienne Stacey. Vivienne was a pioneer thinker, researcher and writer who spent many…
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Shame washed in unconditional love
in Blog onNoise! Dust! Shouting! Pushing! And into the middle of the crowd a dishevelled woman is pushed, falling to the ground.…
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The Kingdom of God in our midst
in Blog onWhat is the evidence we see that the Kingdom of God is coming among our Muslim sisters? When John was…
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Community: the challenges and opportunities of relational connectivity
in Blog on“…One never is just a single person. One always is already a set of relationships, multiple intersections of connectivity. It…
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