Yesterday’s conversation with a dear friend, big brother, former flatmate and mentor was a very decisive one. I believe our 40-minute whats-app call, sandwiched by a prayer time, provided the […]
A few days ago I received a very shocking and heart breaking photo of a childhood friend brutally murdered in Njinikom, the village of my birth, in Cameroon. His brother, […]
Some interactions yesterday moved me to reflect on something I sometimes tend to take for granted – the blessing of belonging to such an International family of believers. Talking to […]
Article: Being Alive in Christ Jesus – Gilbert Kimeng What a worthwhile exercise it was for me as I spent time sharing with a young man who wants to make […]
Article: Learning from Great Cooks By Gilbert Kimeng Over the years of our sweet union, I have often marveled at the way my wife operates. She is among other things, […]
Article: Reflections on the Impact of Teaching – Gilbert Kimeng The world celebrated the world Teacher’s Day yesterday and this day often reminds me of the impact teachers have had […]
4 “Jeremiah, say to the people, ‘This is what the Lord says: “‘When people fall down, don’t they get up again? When they discover they’re on the wrong road, […]
There is saying that when we pray, we should expect three types of answers from God: Either a “No”, a “Yes” or a “Wait”. We usually love the first answer: […]
This is quite a significant date for Nigeria (October 1) and for me personally. While the nation celebrates 58 years of independence from colonial rule, I am reminiscing and mulling […]
In the backdrop of the two Service of Songs held in Abidjan and Lagos in Paul Okolo’s memory and honor, my thoughts have been hovering around true values that are […]
