Stories Easter – the great ‘but then’Posted by Gideon Heugh, 19 April 2019 Tearfund’s Gideon Heugh reflects on what the Resurrection means for us today. It’s Easter weekend – a time when we eat chocolate eggs to… Easter everywherePosted by Tearfund, 18 April 2019 How do you celebrate Easter? We asked some Tearfund employees from around the world how they will be celebrating this Sunday. From a dawn… How cash is changing lives in IraqPosted by Andrew Horton, 16 April 2019 ‘Before ISIS came to our village, life was good. I had two houses and I lived the life of a king. But then suddenly everything changed.’… Is your church part of the solution?Posted by Tearfund, 16 April 2019 Around the world, millions of women are experiencing violence and abuse on a daily basis. Is your church part of the solution, or could it be making matters worse? The courage to tackle Ebola in the DRCPosted by Andrew Horton, 11 April 2019 In recent weeks, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has reported a marked increase in the number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic… Rwanda: peace dividendPosted by Ben Cohen, 8 April 2019 Twenty five years after the genocide Tearfund's representative in Rwanda asks if the nation has indeed moved on. Striking out for changePosted by Sarah Edwards, 5 April 2019 Sarah Edwards reflects on the school strikes and how they can inspire us to take action. Egypt: street smartPosted by Tearfund, 4 April 2019 Meet Noreen*, she’s learned a thing or two. You won’t get much past her these days... Over the past seven months, 18 women have been… Let there be light Posted by Tearfund, 4 April 2019 This World Health Day, Priya’s story reminds us of the health workers across the world facing critical problems caused by lack of power. After the cyclone: how Tearfund is respondingPosted by Andrew Horton, 3 April 2019 Since Cyclone Idai on 15 March, we’ve been working with our partners to respond across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Next >
Easter – the great ‘but then’Posted by Gideon Heugh, 19 April 2019 Tearfund’s Gideon Heugh reflects on what the Resurrection means for us today. It’s Easter weekend – a time when we eat chocolate eggs to…
Easter everywherePosted by Tearfund, 18 April 2019 How do you celebrate Easter? We asked some Tearfund employees from around the world how they will be celebrating this Sunday. From a dawn…
How cash is changing lives in IraqPosted by Andrew Horton, 16 April 2019 ‘Before ISIS came to our village, life was good. I had two houses and I lived the life of a king. But then suddenly everything changed.’…
Is your church part of the solution?Posted by Tearfund, 16 April 2019 Around the world, millions of women are experiencing violence and abuse on a daily basis. Is your church part of the solution, or could it be making matters worse?
The courage to tackle Ebola in the DRCPosted by Andrew Horton, 11 April 2019 In recent weeks, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has reported a marked increase in the number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic…
Rwanda: peace dividendPosted by Ben Cohen, 8 April 2019 Twenty five years after the genocide Tearfund's representative in Rwanda asks if the nation has indeed moved on.
Striking out for changePosted by Sarah Edwards, 5 April 2019 Sarah Edwards reflects on the school strikes and how they can inspire us to take action.
Egypt: street smartPosted by Tearfund, 4 April 2019 Meet Noreen*, she’s learned a thing or two. You won’t get much past her these days... Over the past seven months, 18 women have been…
Let there be light Posted by Tearfund, 4 April 2019 This World Health Day, Priya’s story reminds us of the health workers across the world facing critical problems caused by lack of power.
After the cyclone: how Tearfund is respondingPosted by Andrew Horton, 3 April 2019 Since Cyclone Idai on 15 March, we’ve been working with our partners to respond across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe.