As of 2015 We have 8, 208 educational institutions around the world, representing more than 1.9 million students1 who have had exposure to the gospel through the ministry of 102, 778 teachers!

As a Helderberg College graduate, I’ve always had the desire to give back to the college in a meaningful way.

Education is at a premium today. Students graduate with student loans that take years to repay. Schools and universities struggle to make ends meet.

Here are some reasons why family budget planning is important.

In the 1970s, villages in rural Kenya faced a water crisis. In fact, they were facing severe poverty stemming from the lack of water.

Our ideas of education take too narrow and too low a range. There is need of a broader scope, a higher aim. True education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study.

In the realm of Christian life and service the question of stewardship occupies a large and vital place.

I was talking to a young colleague in the GC building recently. As a millenial, he claims that there are many young people who would like to give offerings, but who never carry cash.

Michael Collins interviewed by Penny Brink

Have you ever thought of stewardship in terms of Christian ethics? What are the ethics of giving? We might turn our thoughts to those who have much and those who don’t have enough.

In Paraguay, as around the world, mission work among urban dwellers is gaining momentum as people continue to flock to the cities.

Looking at the figures on this graphic representation of the world and it's religions is a real eye-opener.