Stories Global WormingPosted by Amy Church, 19 October 2018 Earthworms might not be high on your list of ways to overcome poverty; but for Edwin’s family in Bolivia, the humble worm has proved quite the surprise hero! Fifty years, fifty countries: South AfricaPosted by Ben Cohen, 18 October 2018 Archbishop Desmond Tutu described South Africa as ‘the rainbow nation’ following the end of apartheid. Numerous tribes and peoples live in the nation, mostly without any inter-racial or cultural fighting... Bringing light to our lobbyingPosted by Sarah Edwards, 17 October 2018 Sarah, from the Tearfund Action team shares how last week’s World Bank meetings gave us a crucial opportunity to talk in detail to World Bank officials about our campaign to Light up the Darkness. Rewired for soundPosted by Ben Cohen, 16 October 2018 A group Sir Cliff supporters hatch an ingenious plan mark the singer’s 60 years in showbiz. The plan goes better than expected and Tearfund benefits to the tune of a few grand. Fifty years fifty countries SomaliaPosted by Ben Cohen, 10 October 2018 To mark 50 years of Tearfund, we’re sharing about 50 countries where we’ve worked, celebrating God’s provision and power to transform, and… Saved from the tsunamiPosted by Andrew Horton, 10 October 2018 An estimated 200,000 survivors like Ana and Aziz are in urgent need of food, clean water, medical care and shelter. Famine looming in war torn YemenPosted by Andrew Horton, 4 October 2018 On Friday (28 September), the head of the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) declared that it remains the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Fifty years, fifty countries: Sierra LeonePosted by Emily Owen, 4 October 2018 Between 2014 and 2015 the Ebola epidemic ravaged Sierra Leone. More than 11,300 people died, the country’s finances plummeted and the people of Sierra Leone were faced with a long, slow struggle to recovery... Labour of lovePosted by Tearfund, 4 October 2018 Meet Tearfund’s Supporter Care team. They laugh, they pray, they eat cookies. You’ll love them. Team member Taryn Willmer describes life in… Switching on the world and turning up the potentialPosted by Emily Owen, 4 October 2018 Flick a switch, and your kitchen is flooded with light. At the press of a button your living room fills with music. You only need to turn a dial and your house begins to warm up. So many of us only think about energy when it doesn’t work, or when we are faced with a larger bill than usual. Yet energy can do way more than light up our homes and keep us warm. Next >
Global WormingPosted by Amy Church, 19 October 2018 Earthworms might not be high on your list of ways to overcome poverty; but for Edwin’s family in Bolivia, the humble worm has proved quite the surprise hero!
Fifty years, fifty countries: South AfricaPosted by Ben Cohen, 18 October 2018 Archbishop Desmond Tutu described South Africa as ‘the rainbow nation’ following the end of apartheid. Numerous tribes and peoples live in the nation, mostly without any inter-racial or cultural fighting...
Bringing light to our lobbyingPosted by Sarah Edwards, 17 October 2018 Sarah, from the Tearfund Action team shares how last week’s World Bank meetings gave us a crucial opportunity to talk in detail to World Bank officials about our campaign to Light up the Darkness.
Rewired for soundPosted by Ben Cohen, 16 October 2018 A group Sir Cliff supporters hatch an ingenious plan mark the singer’s 60 years in showbiz. The plan goes better than expected and Tearfund benefits to the tune of a few grand.
Fifty years fifty countries SomaliaPosted by Ben Cohen, 10 October 2018 To mark 50 years of Tearfund, we’re sharing about 50 countries where we’ve worked, celebrating God’s provision and power to transform, and…
Saved from the tsunamiPosted by Andrew Horton, 10 October 2018 An estimated 200,000 survivors like Ana and Aziz are in urgent need of food, clean water, medical care and shelter.
Famine looming in war torn YemenPosted by Andrew Horton, 4 October 2018 On Friday (28 September), the head of the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) declared that it remains the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Fifty years, fifty countries: Sierra LeonePosted by Emily Owen, 4 October 2018 Between 2014 and 2015 the Ebola epidemic ravaged Sierra Leone. More than 11,300 people died, the country’s finances plummeted and the people of Sierra Leone were faced with a long, slow struggle to recovery...
Labour of lovePosted by Tearfund, 4 October 2018 Meet Tearfund’s Supporter Care team. They laugh, they pray, they eat cookies. You’ll love them. Team member Taryn Willmer describes life in…
Switching on the world and turning up the potentialPosted by Emily Owen, 4 October 2018 Flick a switch, and your kitchen is flooded with light. At the press of a button your living room fills with music. You only need to turn a dial and your house begins to warm up. So many of us only think about energy when it doesn’t work, or when we are faced with a larger bill than usual. Yet energy can do way more than light up our homes and keep us warm.