Nearly three-quarters of a century has passed since the Red Army liberated the notorious Auschwitz death camp on January 27 1945, a date now marked by the annual Holocaust Memorial Day here in Britain and elsewhere. It is held with the intention of ensuring that it never happens again. But […]
Opinion
Messianic evangelist who escaped the Nazis — Charles Gardner
With the annual Holocaust Memorial Day (Sunday January 27) in view, it is worth being reminded not only of how many perished but also of those who escaped the jaws of Nazism – often miraculously. It is a little known fact that in spite of terrible persecution in Eastern Europe, […]
Weighty thoughts on New Year’s resolutions — Hannah Viviers
A monthly column on purpose, passion and power in Jesus. Just as the word “resolution” is almost synonymous with “New Year” so is “weight loss”. Yep, January is usually the month many people “resolve” to lose weight and get fit. The bulk of us making this resolution want to lose […]
Violent crackdown in Zimbabwe — a Christian perspective
By Donnelly McCleland — INcontext International The Zimbabwean government said the security forces’ response to recent protests in which a number of people have reportedly died is just “a foretaste of things to come”. News of a violent crackdown has emerged despite the government blocking social media sites. Local rights […]
Decoding 2019 — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
#shiftingatmospheres, #restoration, #suddenlies, #declare#decree, #harvest, #presence, #encounter, #authentic, #partnerships, #acceleration, #poweroftheSpirit, #angelicencounters, #revelation, #healing, #miracles, #vision, #promise, #permission, #purpose, #repentence, #rebuid The above list of hashtags are key words taken from well-recognised prophetic voices, both locally and internationally, for 2019. When we see them written in such a format our […]
I am saving your children from the so-called ‘tender or delicate’ woman — Clementia Pae
Her end has come “Go down, sit in the dust, Virgin Daughter Babylon; sit on the ground without a throne, queen city of the Babylonians. No more will you be called tender or delicate. Take millstones and grind flour; take off your veil. Lift up your skirts, bare your legs, and wade through the streams. […]
World Watch List 2019 — Trends in persecution
This year more countries than before have risen on the Open Doors World Watch List without scoring significantly in the “violent incidents” sphere of research. This points to greater structural, legal and societal restrictions manifesting in discrimination and hostility, aside from violent attacks on people and property ending in death or […]
The higher value of Christmas — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
Children love Christmas and look forward to all the festivities it brings no matter what part of the world you find your self in. It’s a season that never fails to bring out the childlike wonder in most people. There’s something marvellous and out of this world that makes us […]
Jerusalem the key to Europe’s woes — Charles Gardner
As Christmas draws near, the gloomy prospects of Brexit proposals are somewhat overshadowing the bright lights of Britain. Virtual civil war has broken out within the ranks of the political class, but there is a general blindness to the real cause of our troubles, which lies with our relationship – […]
With Christmas love from the King — Lindy-Ann Hopley
Hello BEAUTIFUL GATEWAY NEWS family, 2018 years ago the most Beautiful Witness that ever lived was born. During this festive season we get to remember that Jesus wasn’t born in the most perfect family set up or circumstances, yet the promises of God were still fulfilled in His life. Whatever […]