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Learning to live cross-culturally at Bible college — Billions
We thought before coming here we just wanted to go and get on with sharing the gospel,’ Agi tells me. However, after four years studying at All Nations Christian College, Agi and her husband Jesse say they are now much better prepared not just theologically, but practically, for life in Mongolia.
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Not what you plan or expect... Martin's story
Former All Nations BA student Martin Brown thought he was going into community development work in East Africa. Little did he know the plans God had in store for him... Read Martin's story to find out more.
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Graduate Stories: Andy Roberts MBE
Former All Nations Masters student and Church Mission Society’s (CMS) new director of international mission, Andy Roberts, reflects on relocating from Brazil (where he and his wife founded ReVive, a charity working with vulnerable children) to Britain, making disciples and unlearning colonialism.
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Third Culture Kids: how do we care for them?
In this interview with Cami Vlasin, cross-cultural missionary with Barnabas International and licensed family psychotherapist, we explore what it means to be a parent of cross-cultural kids. Cami is a TCK mum and has vast experience working with families in the diaspora.
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COP 26: Our last best chance?
Over the last few months and years we have all heard news of extreme weather events impacting people across the globe, and perhaps have experienced this for ourselves. Weather records are regularly being broken – extreme heatwaves, drought and wildfires, and catastrophic flooding are devastating people’s lives and the natural world around us.
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How to be a peacemaker in the politics of climate change
The climate debate is hotting up. Climate anxiety is on the rise among young people, the media whips up panic and social media encourages blistering invective against people with different viewpoints. So how can Christians act as ambassadors of reconciliation and peacemakers in a politically polarised landscape?
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Odel's story
What do you do when God calls you in a direction you don't want to go? All Nations student Odel Rugema shares his incredible story of moving to the country of his parents' birth – a country devastated by violence and trauma – and reveals how God called him to be part of building his church there.
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Sam and Harriet's story
Former postgraduate students Sam and Harriet Ngugi share their story of studying at All Nations and what it meant for them.
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