Churches, Charities and the Law
The Church is a spiritual body — but when it receives offerings, buys land and pays staff, it also enters the world of legal and financial responsibility.
“But remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth.”Deuteronomy 8:18
The Church is a spiritual body — but when it receives offerings, buys land and pays staff, it also enters the world of legal and financial responsibility.
As leading scientists warn about the dangers of artificial intelligence, how should believers think about a technology that is reshaping work, privacy and truth?
What does it mean for the Church to build communities where every person is seen, valued and included — reflecting the justice of God?
True empowerment is not charity that keeps people dependent, but opportunity that restores dignity and unlocks God-given potential.
Scripture neither worships wealth nor condemns it outright. The question is not how much we have, but who is master of it.
Stewardship is the bridge between what we believe and how we live — the daily practice of managing God's resources for God's purposes.
Small groups gathered for prayer have always been the engine room of revival. The prayer cell is where the church is built quietly, one heart at a time.
PCOS is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting women — yet it is often missed. A calm, clear guide to recognising and managing it.
Seventy-five years on, a rural mission school celebrates the missionary mother who transformed a village into a centre of education, healthcare and hope.