Provocations and Grace from Tim Keller’s Generous Justice
I have been waiting for years for someone to write this book. And so I’m hugely grateful to Tim Keller. He’s clearly the man for
20th October 2010
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Uganda
Circling the wagons: an aerial perspective on protecting what we esteem?
I recently surfed (via StumbleUpon) to another random photo compilation, this time of the inestimable Yves Arthus-Bertrand (he of the amazing Earth from Above photos).
16th September 2010
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Dar es Salaam street level drawing
Came across this site via Creative Roots (a site I’ve grown to love): Dar Sketches, is a project set up by a London trained artist,
29th June 2010
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Ministry maxims – advice along the way.
Further to my suggestion a few weeks back that people should get hold of Carson & Woodbridge’s Letters along the way, I started thinking about the
29th April 2009
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Ugandan (in)justice & US presidentials – and what people are doing about it…
Two very interesting articles to point you to… Peter May has written an article about the work of the UCLF (Uganda Christian Lawyers Fraternity): Uganda
10th June 2008
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Kenyan complexities – community, tribalism and the cross
It is STILL going on – I can’t bear it. And now around 800 are dead, including a specifically targeted opposition MP. Africa and Africans
29th January 2008
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They will believe you: you are a white man
Just had my new review on the film Last King of Scotland posted on the Damaris Culture Watch site. I think it is a fascinating
4th October 2007
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Zimbabwe: a despotic shrug, but at least things are happening
Making a stand It’s always difficult to join a bandwagon – but then, if that bandwagon is heading in the right direction, then not to
21st September 2007
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Happy Birthday Uncle John – John Stott 86 today
Today John Stott is 86 years old. Today also marks the day when Uncle John will formally retire from public ministry. It is for the
27th April 2007
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