Brian McConaghy, Founding Director of Ratanak International, is a man with a burden for the people of Cambodia. His journey serving Cambodia began in 1989, when he first visited the Cambodian refugee camps in Thailand. His dedication to the people of Cambodia is a reflection of the person of Jesus Christ at work in his life.
"Being Christ-like must then involve, at least in some part, our willingness to acquaint ourselves with grief." Read more
"God has been in the business of pushing his people out of their current context and sending them into the wider world." Read more
The process of planting and developing multi-ethnic/multi-cultural churches requires a deeper theology of culture. Read more
To the friends living in the colonized lands of the Salish, Mi’kmaq & Innu. This is Peter, follower of the poor Christ.. Read more
Central to accomplishing our purpose is the challenge of a deep-seated Western ethnocentrism in theology and mission... Read more
What does justice look like in the eyes of Creation? The way we were made for justice and ruthless mercy Read more
As a Christian, what does it mean to live the surrendered life? Read more
With crushing debt, a dying mother and a looming prison sentence, Murad was in desperate need of a miracle. Then, he dreamed of a missionary. Read more
Who are the strangers in our neighbourhoods? God loves our nation and He wants to see His church at work, doing what he called us to do. Read more