Christian, husband, father. Pastor of Angmering Baptist Church, West Sussex
Former Chaplain at Llanelli Town AFC
@sportchaplaincy @LlanelliReds
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Today we remember Sir David Amess, who was murdered five years ago today.
A man of faith and strong advocate for those Christian principles he held so dear, we continue to remember him and his legacy.
Read @TDieppe's reflection article written at the time 👇
Pastor Michée was away from the village when he heard that his father had been killed in an attack.
He later learnt that his brothers and uncles were also amongst the 31 people who died.
Next month, the Arise Africa petition is being delivered to the UK government to highlight the extreme violence facing believers like Pastor Michée’s family.
Sign and share today: https://t.co/e56QDWkRwn
Remembering Martyrs: On this day in 1536, William Tyndale was burned at the stake for translating the Bible into English. His last words were "Lord, open the king of England's eyes."
The impact of trauma care provided by Open Doors local partners in sub-Saharan Africa is incalculable.
It’s helping countless believers, like Nathalie in Burkina Faso, to heal from their devastating ordeals, renew their relationship with God and forgive those who’ve caused them such extreme pain.
But the scale of the need is huge in Burkina Faso and across sub-Saharan Africa. Many more believers need to know they aren’t alone – that their global family hasn’t forgotten them, and that God never abandoned them.
Start the healing: https://t.co/TAvUgMpguS
Will you give, pray and speak up to honour the memory of the martyrs, and for those who loved them?
In this picture, Pastor Michée holds a photo of his father, who was killed in an attack by Islamist militants in Burkina Faso.
Thousands of Christians in sub-Saharan Africa are killed every year as escalating violence rips through Christian communities.
Believers in the region, like Pastor Michée, are desperate for the killings to stop and the healing to start – and here are three things you can do:
1. Give financially to support initiatives like trauma care
2. Speak up by adding your voice to the Arise Africa petition
3. Pray by downloading our month of prayer.
Get involved: https://t.co/e56QDWkRwn
Sign and share the Arise Africa petition.
Pastor Barnabas from Nigeria has an important message for you.
Having experienced first-hand the terrible suffering facing Christians in sub-Saharan Africa, he knows how crucial the Arise Africa petition is in breaking the silence over it.
Thank you to all of you who've added your voice. If you've yet to, there is still time – and each signature really does matter.
Sign and share today: https://t.co/TAvUgMpguS
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day.
With that in mind, I wanted to remind you of this video produced by Norwich City; it remains one of the most profound things I've ever seen produced on the subject.
SCARLETS CHAMPIONS!
Congratulations to our U14s who beat Fishguard & Goodwick (28-19) in the Scarlets Cup Final this afternoon at Parc y Scarlets!
#uppawands
Iolo and Lucas have both been selected onto the Swim Wales Performance Foundation programme. Tomorrow is their first weekend of training with @SwimWales Good luck both 🏴🍀🏊♂️
"My family's been on this land for 375 years. I want to pass this down to my boys... you're taking that away from me... shame on you"
Welsh farmer Gareth Wyn Jones challenges Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy on #PoliticsLive over inheritance tax changes
https://t.co/BWWmemrNUq
We are here for all our NI footballing family.
The importance of talking about how you are is huge. If you need help or are feeling alone please reach out and speak to someone,
The PFA have linked with @sportschaplain to provide support.
#mentalhealth
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