Priyanka is kind of a firecracker. She has strong opinions, big emotions and loud laughter. She is one of the Indian participants of this year’s International Artist Residency put on by The Create Commission. As the artists and resident mentors [...]
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas from everyone at Reconciled World. As a small celebration, here are some Christmas pictures from a few of our programs. Rahham has been busy celebrating Christmas with fellowship groups around the city. […]
Shame. Stigma. Discrimination. Rejection. Abandonment. These are the words that should come to mind when you put yourself in the shoes of a person living with HIV in the India of 2015. So much shame, that you’d rather die than [...]
RW’s leaders visited Nepal in October to check in on the communities that we’ve been walking with since the earthquake last April. Here are the highlights of the trip. Nepal is in the throes of a prolonged, country-wide fuel [...]
It started with saying, “yes.” For a couple of years, people from various countries and organizations had been contacting us, asking for our help in doing Truth Centered Transformation (TCT) in their own contexts. Every time we spoke at [...]
This blog was originally posted on October 30, 2014, but we love it so much that we wanted to share it again. Have you ever walked into a movie late? What was that experience like? After shuffling through the theatre’s [...]
Growth is a difficult thing. It almost always involves being stretched outside your comfort zone and doing things that at first seem impossible. Have you noticed that? Thankfully, when God asks us to grow, He brings people alongside us to [...]
I once befriended a pastor who told me a story of how he desperately wanted to get the people in his new church plant into small groups. He wanted the group leaders to be well-equipped, so he embarked on a [...]
I love traveling. It’s not just the amazing food and beautiful places and fascinating cultures – I love the history I learn through traveling. History that comes alive in crawling inside the pyramids at Giza, or scampering over temples at [...]
While much relief aid flowed into Nepal in the days after the earthquakes last April, and the news spotlight has mostly moved on to other things, many people in the villages around Kathmandu are still living amidst mountains of rubble [...]
