The remarkable story of how the road to world missions leads right through the little Saxon town of Herrnhut established by refugees from Moravia and Bohemia. From this corner of modern Germany, bordering Poland and Czech Republic, missionaries set off…
These essays, talks and articles reflect the author’s engagement with politicians, academics, theologians, educationalists, students, church leaders and mission strategists in a variety of contexts, criss-crossing Europe for over 25 years. The chapters are independent of each other, address different…
The Industrial Revolution marked a shift in Europe. Once centred around the church and the monastery, life was now revolving around the mills and the factories. In this booklet you will discover six biographies of five men who shaped Europe…
An encounter in Budapest with a woman describing herself as a pagan, feminist, archetypal psychotherapist sets the author on a journey into the past in order to understand the possiblities for Europe’s future. Was she the face of tomorrow’s Europe or…
This month has marked the 29th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall (November 9) and of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia (November 17), two events which catalysed the collapse of the communist system. In 1989, headlines everywhere announced…
