Tearfund’s Peter Shaw recently returned from a visit to Bangladesh, where he witnessed first hand the effects of the Rohingya refugee crisis. It’s been six months since almost 700,000 forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals (Rohingya refugees) started to flee violence in Myanmar and flood into Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

‘Though the news of the Bangladesh flood disaster in September last year quickly faded from our TV screens, thousands of Bangladeshi people still…

How a Tearfund partner organisation in Myanmar got their nation talking about the future, with simple pen and ink drawings.

Around 3.4 million people are displaced in Iraq, while around 300,000 have left and are now refugees in other countries.

As churches start PEP, we are seeing deep transformation taking place. Read on to find out in what ways this transformation is presenting itself...

From widow to thriving, see how PEP transformed Fiffi’s life.

After a disappointing 2016, this year has been a real relief for those in the Northern Region. A good harvest, ongoing PEP training and new businesses are keeping everyone very busy...

Wilson had always struggled to make a living. Then his church started the PEP course and he began to see opportunities.

For many years, church leaders in North Bugisu pastorate in the area around Mbale struggled financially. But thanks to PEP they have found a way forward...

The team from PAG Uganda share their thanks for the year past, talk to us about their favourite Christmas traditions and what they are praying for in 2018.