Atong Bul escaped to Uganda with her mother and siblings after her father was shot by rebel forces in South Sudan.
“Rebels Attacked… So We Lost Some of Our Families. I Lost My Dad.”
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“Made With Love”: Elderly Aussies Send Hope to Ukraine’s Kids
Teddy bears made by elderly Australians and Kiwis are being delivered to displaced children in a war-torn land.
A Year On – What God Is Doing Through FEBC in Ukraine
Despite the challenges of the ongoing war in Ukraine, FEBC is finding unique ways to reach more people with a message of hope.
‘Cyberwarfare’ and the Role of Big Tech in Modern War
International security expert Klon Kitchen unpacks the role of Big Tech in contemporary warfare, including in the war in Ukraine
When the World Seems Like Chaos, Who is in Control?
Who is really in control of this world? In our personal lives and in the news, it is a question many are asking, writes Russ Matthews of Third Space.
Peter Hitchens Opens a Political Can of Worms on Russia
Peter Hitchens questions whether the West truly appreciates the geopolitics of the Russian invasion, opening a can of worms in this chat with John Anderson.
Planting Flowers in Wartime, Ukraine
Spring is coming in Ukraine and in the midst of all the horror and death that the Russian invasion has inflicted on Kyiv, people are planting flowers.
How Christians Are Helping Ukrainian Refugees In Hungary
Akos Balogh spoke to a Hungarian Christian aid worker to hear about the 350,000 Ukrainian refugees in Hungary and how they’re being supported.
A Fatal Flaw at The Heart of Evolutionary Morality
Our secular culture often uses evolution to explain why we’re moral creatures, and why we’re outraged at injustice. But the theory has a fatal flaw.
Running Towards the Disaster: Samaritan’s Purse in Ukraine
Samaritan’s Purse has feet on the ground in Ukraine and explains why when a disaster happens they want to be there helping people in a practical way.