A letter from… The Dominican Republic

18/02/2015 | Reform

Karina Cuba Corimaita reports from the Dominican Republic

When I visited the Dajabón region – which lies on the Dominican Republic’s border with Haiti – everyone I met had a personal story to tell; but one woman’s story made the … Read More

A letter from… Romania

23/01/2015 | Reform

Béla Kató and Gábor Markó report on church property seizure in Romania

Our faith in the rule of law, which has lasted 25 years, vanished today [28 November], when the Ploiesti Court Board renationalised the Reformed Székely Mikó High School, … Read More

A letter from… Luhe, China

01/12/2014 | Reform

Jimmy Lam reports on Christmas in rural China

Christmas in the rural communities of Luhe reminds me of Psalm 96:12: “Let the field exult, and everything in it! Then shall all the trees of the forest sing for joy.” The … Read More

A letter from… Gwanda, Zimbabwe

24/10/2014 | Reform

Martha Munyoro Katsi sees what difference a toilet can make

I was fortunate enough to grow up in the city – Harare – where there is running tap water and a clean toilet; in those days, I never knew there … Read More

A letter from… Uror, South Sudan

25/09/2014 | Reform

A Tearfund representative invites us to meet the children of Uror, South Sudan

“Look at these faces,” I thought, when I arrived in Uror county, South Sudan, last year. “These children are smiling from ear to ear! Yet, you look … Read More

A letter from… Faisalabad, Pakistan

22/08/2014 | Reform

Underground Christianity in Pakistan

Christians are a very severely persecuted minority in Pakistan, and our living conditions here are very poor. Most leaders are afraid to speak up for Christians. I have done so on many occasions, and, as a … Read More