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    End-month news June 2026                                                                         jimoharries@gmail.com Dear Friends, Being in UK has given me opportunity to spend time with friends, especially those living near my mother’s nursing home: Mum in Deep Trouble Mum’s clearly in deep trouble. She very rarely talks, doesn’t understand what’s going on around her, in a world of her own, spending…

  • Mid-month news February 2025

    Jim Harries, jimoharries@gmail.com Dear Friends, Transition Celebrations a new Director for the AVM (Alliance for Vulnerable Mission)Two celebrations, both entirely on-line, were enjoyed by a total of about 70 people, many of them mission scholars, and others very concerned for spreading of the Gospel of Jesus to Africa, Asia, and beyond! The first one was…

  • End-month news May 2025

                                                                       Jimoharries@gmail.com Back to Narnia The Narnia feeling is often strong when I come to Tanzania. Especially when I come up the hills to a place called Mbulu. It can seem like a lost world … in which much still goes on much as it did hundreds of years ago. That is only partly true….

  • End-month news October 2025

                                                                                        jimoharries@gmail.com Dear Friends, Here is the message I preached at the Acomb Baptist Church on Sunday 19th October 2025: Review: Paul Planted, Apollos Watered, but God See this review of the book recently published by the Alliance for Vulnerable Mission: Paul Planted, Apollos Watered, but God. Two Sports as a Model for Intercultural Mission…

  • Mid-month news July 2025

                                                              Jimoharries@gmail.com Travel Plans – Tanzania / Uganda I am, God willing, to travel to Tanzania 25th July, to attend a graduation ceremony on 26th July, then to teach on ‘how to preach’ at the Mennonite Bible college from 4th – 16th August. I may on my way back, pass through Kampala to visit some…