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There are worries at the Embrace Centre in Burundi. Fuel shortages, threats of war, disease and drought are making work difficult. Your prayers are urgently needed!
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There are worries at the Embrace Centre in Burundi. Fuel shortages, threats of war, disease and drought are making work difficult. Your prayers are urgently needed!

Willianne and Elijah, missionary diaconal workers in Kenya, are in the Netherlands in November and December. They are happy to share their stories of hope about their work with HIV and AIDS patients. Make an appointment ...

How can we take less, give more and create thriving communities? Economist Paul Schenderling shares his views on living on enough, justice and the role of churches in it.

On 17 May, there will be a meeting day for people with intellectual disabilities and their loved ones. The day is organised by the Op weg met de ander foundation.

Sudanese refugees in Egypt are left to their own devices. We support a project for medical care. Babaker and Emmanuel tell how they were helped.

Food is a basic necessity of life. Therefore, in a former war zone, we help rebuild agriculture.

Emergency aid in eastern Sudan is needed more than ever as USAID is drastically scaled down. Diaconate helps provide food for returning refugees. Please help with a donation or collection.

Platform Autism in the Church is organising a study day on autism, brain functioning and relationships on D.V. 5 April. Theme: This is how it works in my head.

The new Doorgeven is about giving from the heart. Is giving automatic, or do we share very consciously of God's goodness? So how does that happen?

In November, the consultants of diaconate, evangelism and mission went on a working visit to Italy to learn from the unique missionary work of Serenissima Ministries.

Jan and Tabitha Kievit are missionary diaconal workers (mdw'ers) in Senegal. Tabitha writes about the importance of prayer and asks us to pray for her and the team.

In Pakistan, women have nothing to say. This makes them vulnerable. Christians provide training to empower them and teach them to follow God's will in their lives.