In a world where children go hungry, how much money should you keep for yourself? (Part 2)

Here are 5 faithful and just ways of spending your money.

In a world where children go hungry, how much money should you keep for yourself? (Part 1)

There is so much inequality, how should you respond?

Poverty/CharityCraig GreenfieldOctober 9, 2015simplicity, wealth, Biblical finances, hospitality, tithing, celebration

Jesus was pro-life. Christians? Not so much.

We've reduced being "pro-life" to mean being “pro-” one tiny subsection of life .

An Introvert’s Guide to Connecting with Neighbours (5 Open Doors)

We've lost that sense of community. But you don't need to be an extrovert to reach out. There are specific times and moments that offer an opportunity to connect, IF you have eyes to see.

Faith/LifeCraig GreenfieldSeptember 22, 2015introvert, neighbourhood, parish church, Theology of Place, suffering

12 inspiring stories of refugee welcome from around the world

Sometimes we need our faith in humanity to be restored.

10 reasons why Christians need to welcome Muslim refugees with open arms

There have been very few global tests of our faith as stark as this.

Activism/Politics, FeaturedCraig GreenfieldSeptember 8, 2015refugee, Muslim, radical hospitality, ISIS, Islam, Christianity, tribalism, Jesus

Jesus was a refugee.

4 Biblical responses to a humanitarian crisis.

Activism/Politics, FeaturedCraig GreenfieldSeptember 2, 2015

Is prostitution a human right?

Why Amnesty International is wrong and what you can do about it.

Activism/Politics, Ministry/MissionsCraig GreenfieldAugust 26, 2015

How to partner with a poor church without screwing everything up

It's going to take more than rhetoric to be truly empowering.

Ministry/Missions, Poverty/Charity, FeaturedCraig GreenfieldAugust 18, 2015empowerment, partnership, church, mission, missionary, resources, Luke 9, Jesus

Entrepreneurship in the slum - 5 lessons from a flip-flip business

Here's what I learnt from a young orphan who came to me for a loan.