Posts by Saul Tadzaushe

Remember

As I write this thought of the day let me acknowledge the love and support within our community. I am so thankful for each of you and the joy we bring to each other. What is the meaning of Christmas? Think about it. To most of us the believers it is the celebration of the…

My identity in multiple belongings

I was born in a Shona community, and did my primary school in that same community. I lived among the Ndebele, Kalanga and English-speaking communities in Bulawayo for 22 years. I went to different schools and colleges with multiple cultures and ethnic groups. I travelled to different countries in Africa and visited places with different…

Missional work in world of diversity and challenges

Community gardening projects can be an effective part of missional work, fostering partnerships between the church and the communities. The participants grow their own vegetables and fruits, enhancing their access to healthy food. Regular gardening activities foster connections and address social isolation. Gardens contribute to local biodiversity, improve air quality, and promote sustainable practices. Individuals…

Pray for your town

Watching Bournemouth versus West Ham United with over 60 000 fans was a wonderful, exciting experience. Rev. Steve Mann and I had a lovely summer warm evening supporting West Ham United, Steve’s team. We were there physically. The atmosphere was electric as both teams took to the field, with funds buzzing in anticipation of a…