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It isn’t a feeling you really forget, is it? Walking into school in August (that should be a crime in itself) with your stomach through the floor, dreading what lies in wait inside that envelope.  We can attach all worldly importance to the marks of ink that will adorn the critical piece of A4. And not without reason - in the...

  I wonder if you've ever been fishing? I must confess at this point that I haven’t, and yet it seems like just the kind of activity that would frustrate me entirely.  Sitting around, line in the water, waiting for something to happen. For many of Britain’s anglers, the past-time is just that - a past-time. Yet for billions around the globe, now...

“Even if you aren’t the type to have a 5 year plan, it’s easy to plan out what your life is going to look like, but the main thing I learnt is that there is a lot of freedom in surrendering your life to God.” When Brett opened up the brown envelope on his results day, he was met with disbelief...

It can be hard to stop and think about the future in a time of weekly, if not daily disruption. In all the change and breaking news we wonder what’s the point in making plans or pursuing dreams? After all, so much of this year’s hopes and expectations have been drowned out by this great global shaking. And the world...

Will you take a step of faith and prayer walk your campus? Can we see every University campus prayer walked this Autumn term? ’I am giving you every square inch of the land you set your foot on.” Joshua 1:3 We want to see the UK's universities covered in prayer as we head into this new era of student mission. We read in...

Try church, an invitation for every student to find hope in Jesus and home in the local church.  We have been working with churches, inviting students to try church for years now, but what does it look like in the wake of a pandemic? How do we continue to extend the invitation to try church when we are speaking into a...

Prayer works.  It’s a vulnerable thing to lay our needs before God in prayer and believe he will meet them. It’s a case of trust, faith that he is a good father, that he wants to hear our prayers and answer them.  Crafted, short prayers can be specific and repeatable. Jesus warns us against using clever words and waffling on in prayer to...