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You can still meet with meaning … online

For nearly 10 years, my husband and I have worshipped God and been discipled primarily through gathering in homes to do church – reading the Bible, praising God, sharing finances to meet needs, …

Pressing needs – Changing times

In Perth, we’ve been connecting with migrants from Iran, Nepal and Bhutan for a few years.  Some discovery groups have been postponed because of the new regulations about social isolation …

Turning towards Jesus

In December, Carly approached Gabi, our Praxeis worker in Hungary, to ask if she could disciple her. Carly had been walking in a different direction, but after attending church with a friend, she turned back towards Jesus.

Hope in fear

I’m totally overwhelmed by how God works! To think that in just two days, 34 people in five groups read the Bible for the first time, with some groups already multiplying.

Good news Friday

Last week, eight leaders from another faith gathered at the home of a DMM Worker in South East Asia. The leaders came from far-away villages, trying to avoid their own communities seeing them …

Where do I begin?

‘Where do I begin?’ is probably the top question I’m asked whenever I start chatting about Discovery Groups.

There’s a sense that drawing a group of people together around the Bible is complicated or near impossible in today’s culture. And yet we are seeing groups catalysed across Australia and the world.

Good news Friday

One of our Praxeis mums has been part of the same playgroup for the last three years.

Looking for People of Peace

“I tell you the truth, anyone who believes in me will do the same works I have done, and even greater works, because I am going to be with the Father. You can ask for anything in my name, and I …

Whatever it takes …

‘Whatever it takes’, we cried out from the hilltops of Townsville each week in January. A small group of us were meeting together with one thing in mind – to pray for the lost in our city. …