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Kia Hadaeghi, FamilyLife Farsi Coordinator, writes movingly about his experience of being set free from years of emotional pain and suffering, and how his Christian faith helped him. Something was not right. I was unsettled by guilt and there was no peace in my heart. I knew this kind of disquietude often comes from an […]
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By Emma Parkin Some feedback our FamilyLife team had from their last ‘A Day Together’ event was: “A great day to make time for each other. A much needed MOT.” Someone else wrote, “Great opportunity to look under the bonnet and see how you’re really doing in your marriage.” This got me thinking about the
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By Emma Parkin The resurrection story might just be a fable, an embellishment of the facts, or a kid’s story for some, but many people all over the world will celebrate Easter because they believe Jesus actually rose from the dead. You might ask or wonder: how can this be? How can people believe this
How can anyone believe that a man rose from the dead?! Read More »
By Sue Smith His eyes were wide like saucers. “What did you do? What WAS that?” I had to admit, I didn’t really know what had happened, as I looked at my hands, which seemed to be looking as ordinary as usual. Seconds before I had laid those hands on this guy and prayed for
By Phil Jackman This article was first published in the Winter 2013 issue of MOVE Magazine. The workplace can be a place of unforgiveness, eating away at our person and productivity. But it doesn’t have to be like that! Forgiveness is not making someone pay when we are wronged. It cancels the debt they owe us to right
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By Lesley Cheesman I had often wondered why people struggle to forgive – particularly those they love. It had been for me a simple matter of shrugging off any hurt caused by another person and telling them that it’s okay. No matter. That was until the day I was deeply wounded by someone. Someone I
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By Michelle and Jeremy These stories first appeared in the Winter 2013 edition of MOVE Magazine. Michelle’s Story It is rare to have a year in your career that is as good as my last year had been – all expectations and targets were achieved and my boss told me that I would be promoted. Our relationship strengthened and we discussed
Does Forgiveness Belong in the Workplace? Read More »
By Clare Potter How do you tell students who have just rocked up to university about Jesus? Over the years, Agapé UK teams up and down the country have been coming up with great ideas to help Freshers discover Jesus even in their first few weeks on campus. At Newcastle University, the team offered students
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By David Blower This article was first published in the Winter 2012 edition of MOVE Magazine. There is a story that goes around Agapé UK circles about someone who travelled throughout the United States interviewing the leaders of various evangelical organisations. The people he interviewed talked with enthusiasm about their ministries, their missions and their
Stop Fidgeting and Remain in Me! Read More »
By Joel Wilson For Frikkie and Amelia Greyling, their family’s journey from South Africa to serve with Agapé UK began with an insult. It was a summer’s day in central London. A group of Christians, including a 12 year old boy, were offering free Bibles and Jesus films to the crowds from the Arabian Peninsula
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