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Over the past year, The Send UK & Ireland has been praying, planning and dreaming about what it might look like to see a generation mobilised for mission. This has been years of faithful work, discernment, and prayer to work collaboratively for the sake of a generation.  On the 7th of July, we saw tangibly just what this could become, over...

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been in a few spaces across the UK and been moved to tears by what God is doing in the lives of students. Hunger, surrender and a willingness laid down everything for the sake of knowing Jesus and having Him. We are seeing a generation of students who are saying they are ALL IN. Last...

Growing up in an Indian household, we didn’t need loads of reasons to have a celebration or throw a party. Any reason to meet around the table with lots of food and people was the dream. But one thing I was aware of was the power of invitation. There’s something so special about specifically inviting someone for the party or...

We’ve been hearing and seeing the openness to faith in students over the past year, something has shifted, and we keep seeing this all over the UK. Testimonies of students encountering Jesus in their dreams, having open visions or being invited to Alpha and encountering the Holy Spirit. All these stories remind me of one thing, God is doing something...

We are right in the middle of this Christmas season, less than a week from Christmas day, the joy of giving presents and receiving them, family gatherings, eating together, lots of fun for some and painful for others - this season will always leave some overjoyed and others weary. Whether you are a student heading back home or a student worker...

We are just 15 days away from us gathering together in Peterborough for Sixty One, as the days grow closer I’ve been reflecting a lot recently on why we are doing this, and why is it so important for us to gather together.  "Sixty One is a God idea." I believe every time the bride of Christ gathers together with one unified...

“He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted,” (Isaiah 61:1) Take a moment. Before you begin reading this. Invite the Holy Spirit to meet you right now. I am praying that Jesus who was sent to bind up the brokenhearted will bind yours too.  "He has sent me…" There is conviction in the words Isaiah writes about Jesus. He. Has. Sent. Me. The...

Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, 2 fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. For the joy set before him he endured the cross,...

Ever since our Student Conference this September, I've often questioned what does an uprising in the Indian Churches look like? How will it outwork itself? And I feel like I might just have got my answer... A couple of weeks ago, I had a small glimpse of exactly what this Uprising would look like. I was invited to share at a 2-day Kids/Youth...

This last month, UK was hit by a storm  called 'Doris' and the results of this in some places was devastating. During my journey, I took a picture of a tree that took a bad hit, but still remained standing and God really spoke to me about the importance of being rooted. Being rooted to a church during my 4 years studies...