Kate Brooke shares some personal experiences living as an 'outside person' in Japan, that have shaped her whole ministry.

Frank Hinds reflects on 1 John 2 and the memories of his Father's ministry in Africa and the UK. Frank challenges us to think about how we respond when we are moved to give the Good News to a person.

Jack Shepherd, Pioneer minister of Upholland and Dalton shares the joys of working with the asylum seekers in the church.

Using 1 John 1.1-4 Augustine Tanner-Ihm reflects on his experience of the Anglican Communion in Australia and New Zealand, the impact of colonialism and how a unified Church can make our joy complete.

As we emerge from the Christmas season, and journey through Epiphany, the daily lectionary takes a journey through 1 Corinthians - a key document for understanding cross-cultural mission in the early church. So we've built a series of reflections around Paul's first and second letters to the church in Corinth. In the first week, to prepare us, we've got some guest writers with direct cross-cultural experience, and they're going to take us through 1 John.

In this final reflection in the series, David Brooke unpacks the phrase treasure and ponder - two differeing things that together help us see and receive more and more of Jesus.

As we come towards the end of this series of reflections, John Keeley encourages us to overwhelm darkness with light.

Dean Kearsley reflects on how the love of God is revealed in the incarnation.

Garry Stott explores the theme of love in this reflection from Matthew 1.18-25.

Will Gibbons reflects on the reaction of Mary to the news of becoming the mother of God and how her reaction can help us navigate the strange year of 2020.