I may as well tell you upfront that being on Christians Like Us broke me physically, mentally and spiritually.

Karlie first understood the gospel in primary school

Prisons have a surprisingly percentage of their population with an openness to God's word.

I've had to work hard how to best care for these people, and if I could do that in another context and do more with what I've learned, I thought it would be a good experience. 

They’re all active in ministry. It was very encouraging.

The family recognises there is room for improvement in how churches include those with disabilities.

"I think foreigners will readily open their doors but Anglos won’t"

“An entire community was submerged when people woke up on Saturday morning. Many have been left homeless and numerous others have either been confirmed dead or are still missing” said the urgent call to Anglican Aid from Tawanda Masango, newly returned to Zimbabwe from Sydney.