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Alison and Sarah have joined us for three months in CEF, working both in the National Office and with local workers. Here are some get-to-know-you questions! Who are you, where are you from, etc…? Alison: My name is Alison Watson, I’m... Read More >>

Dear Fresher, University really is an unusual and unsettling time. An odd limbo in life where you have enough independence without too much responsibility to spoil it. This is my third year heading into this strange indeterminate state of life... Read More >>

Autumn Conference is on 30th September. If you've never been, it's a great day! Here are 5 reasons you shouldn't miss it: 1. Great Teaching We want to hear from God at Autumn Conference, so we prioritise gathering round His Word. In the... Read More >>

if you're free on Saturday 30 September why don't you join us for our Autumn Conference? You can view the official conference programme by clicking here but below is a quick overview of the day: coming soon! See you there! Read More >>

Perhaps you're thinking of taking a gap-year next year away from home. Or maybe your university course requires a year abroad. With so much change, and so many other things to worry about, how can you make sure you stay close to God? Rachel... Read More >>

I can remember the moment clearly. Early last year, standing in the kitchen at the office, a missionary who was visiting us asked me “so Andrew, what day of the week do you take off?” I knew my answer at that point in my life was none. After... Read More >>

Sarah Di Vito is spending some time working with CEF Ireland. We sat down with her and asked her a few questions about herself and life in Italy. Make sure you come and say hello to Sarah who will be at Easter Conference this year! 1 Tell us a... Read More >>

This first entry is on ‘the inter-Trinitarian love of God’ God is love. In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him. (1 John 4:8-9, ESV) This is a very... Read More >>

Many people call themselves evangelicals who do not have any legitimate right to do so because they have left the evangel, the Gospel, behind.1 There are many people who call themselves Christians. They say the right thing, act the right way,... Read More >>

This is the final entry in a series on the victorious life. Do not present your members to sin as instruments for unrighteousness, but present yourselves to God as those who have been brought from death to life, and your members to God as... Read More >>