Just think about the cruelty of a human trafficker. A man (or woman) who kidnaps innocent women and children and turns their lives into a living hell. A few years ago the journalist Ross Kemp interviewed a ruthless human trafficker in Bengal, in India. This is what Mr Khan said: Read more
I would like to show you how to compare and contrast the dangerous materialist faith with the Christian faith. Itās an intelligent and engaging way to talk about Godās kingdom. Mention Hobbes if you like. The following story is in our latest RealityBites course. A few years ago the journalist Read more
I am currently working on a course for RealityBites on how slavery and trafficking can help us in both evangelism and discipleship so I wanted to blog about āTarzanā. In a debate with atheists I once met an American entrepreneur who told me that Tarzan is a rational guy who Read more
Father Shay Cullen is a priest from Ireland and a member of the Missionary Society of St. Columban. He has devoted his life to rescuing and ministering to child prostitutes in the Philippines since 1969. Cullen is famous for his espionage and undercover activities. He can be described as a Read more
āRealityBites works in schools but we also work on the streets serving students, homeless people and passersby with Christian hospitality and good-humoured conversation. We set up our stall opposite the Library pub situated on the edge of Hyde Park, next to the Leeds University campus. It is very encouraging that Read more
Yesterday I went to a school in Doncaster. Picture it. There are 80 sixth formers and I have to engage them for 90 minutes on my own with just one teacher present. A tad frightening. I tell them about Tarzan, the human trafficker who comes from Ukraine. In the 1990ās Read more
A guest post from author and schoolsworker,Ā David SkivingtonĀ (@DavidSkivington). What does a simple clay cup have to do with oppression? While it may seem of little significance, the tradition linked to these objects has served to reinforce caste-based discrimination for centuries. Traditionally in parts of India, after a member of the Read more