at the Rainbow Theatre
Men, just like women, experience societal pressure. They are expected to be good examples for their children, providers, doing well financially and to be emotionally strong, amongst many other things. In short, they are expected to be excellent. However, excellence is multi-dimensional and can often be hard to define. What can be frustrating is not […]
power of God, The Word of God
Many people are going through the worst of times, tormented by their own thoughts, as if they were all alone and helpless in a desert. And what does one desire the most in the desert? A bit of water to quench their thirst. If you want to make it through the desert, you need water […]
Soup Kitchens and Food Banks
The COVID-19 outbreak has affected many people across the UK. With business closures and drastic changes to employment, many people have struggled to make ends meet and consequently have limited access to food. Those who have been hit the hardest include the elderly, low-income families and rough sleepers, to mention but a few. Emergency […]
here to help you, our 24-hour Helpline
Depression doesn’t discriminate. Its victims range from the rich and famous to the average person, causing disruption of the mind and deterioration of one’s mood. For many, no one knows how they truly feel because they stay silent. For example, the world usually becomes aware that their favourite celebrity suffers from depression only when they […]
our relationship with God
Last week we started the thought-provoking series: The 5 Entry Doors for Evil, where we started learning how our senses can become our worst enemy when not attended. To kick start the 5-week study, we took a closer look at the first entry door for evil: the ears. Our ears help us to hear what […]
A July 2020 study titled ‘Mental Health in the Pandemic’ revealed that millions of people felt hopeless—and this was when the lockdown was eased! The conglomerate of people consisted of adults, the unemployed, young adults and those with pre-existing mental health conditions. Fast forward to 2021, has the one-in-five figures of adults feeling hopeless increased […]
financial goals and dreams, the Book of John
The average person lives day-to-day reenacting variations of the same thing. They become accustomed to the same routine and so do their eyes! Things aren’t new anymore and if any changes happen, the eyes are so inured that what was once admired now goes unnoticed, even if it were right before your eyes. Similarly, when […]
The soup kitchen
An award-winning Nepalese restaurant treated the 200+ regulars of the UCKG HelpCentre’s soup kitchen at 1 Bromley Road, Catford, to a special meal on Saturday 23 January. What’s more Lewisham Easts’ MP, Janet Daby, and the Mayor Cllr Damien Egan, came along, to meet chef Atul Kochhar from the Panas Gurkha restaurant, which provided the […]
a blessed relationship, a successful relationship, the Garden of Eden
There are two important lessons we can learn from Adam and Eve’s relationship. “And the Lord God said, ‘It is not good that man should be alone….’” (Genesis 2:18) When God made Adam first, he was alone in paradise. He didn’t have to put any effort into receiving all the goodness that was available to […]
the will of God
The Bible speaks a lot about the mouth and the power that it has. It is one of the smallest members in the human body, but if used recklessly, it can cause a lot of harm to ourselves and to others. Out of our mouth proceeds our thoughts and our feelings. Unfortunately, many people don’t […]
