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We are delighted to announce that Come with me to #Kathmandu is out today (depending on where you live). Here’s how to buy it: #Nepal #Christian #Faith #Courage #Women #BookRelease #BookLaunch #Author

We'd love to invite you to the #launch of Come with me to #Kathmandu on Saturday 18th March. Join us online or in-person (if you can make it to #Belgium!) #Nepal #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2023 #RealLifeStories #Faith #WWR #PrayforNepal #Prayer #Author

Anna, the author of this book, is our founder and chair of trustees. She wrote this book while living in Kathmandu between 2020 and 2022, and it is being released to mark International Women’s Day 2023. Come with me to Kathmandu tells the stories of 12 women. Ten of them are supported by Women Without Roofs, one serves on our committee in Kathmandu, and the other is a staff member, although she…

After monsoon ☔ and after Covid. A time for new beginnings?

Please click here to read our latest newsletter. Thankfully, life appears to be getting back to normal for our ladies after a difficult Covid summer.

We’d be grateful for your vote

Our chair of trustees, Anna Townsend, has been short-listed for a Rising Star award in the Not-For-Profits category. The award is now open to a public vote, and we’d be grateful for your support. Can you spot her in the photo? Please click here to vote.

Jesus is described as both a Lion and a Lamb, which seems contradictory and oxymoronic, but since we are called to be like Him, how do we decide which should we emulate? #sundayquestions #onlinechristians #faithandtheworld

This article is part of a series looking at the Oxymoronic names of God and how understanding them helps us to live as Christians in a fallen world. Click here to read the introductory article and to find links to other articles in the series.

In 2015 I published a book entitled ‘Destination Transformation: A forty-day journey to change the world written for people with baggage’. The purpose…

Could you be the next Charles Dickens?

This book encourages everyone to take action and involve others; we think it fits well with Starfish and Starlings’ aims.

Here is an interview with the author; we hope it inspires you to make a difference. Perhaps you could be the next Charles Dickens and address injustice in an entertaining way as she suggests. Read on to find out more.

A common misconception entwined with authors is…