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Our latest article in the Evangelical Alliance's Idea magazine shares stories of transformation enabled by Lifewords resources.

Elzbieta shares: "A few days after leaving college, I was in my room when I suddenly felt a strong urge to open the Little Book of Chaos. I tried to ignore it. It seemed random and out of place, but I couldn’t get my mind off it. So, I pulled out the memory box and opened the booklet at a random page. There I saw a quote from Isaiah 43. Being a student of philosophy and religion, I looked up the full passage.

"My eyes landed on these words: 'I have summoned you by name; you are mine'. After years of searching for identity and meaning, those words silenced the noise. In that moment, everything made sense. Through the chills and emotion, I finally felt clarity and once again believed that God is real, and He is with me."

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What does it mean to bring life in your context – your church, neighbourhood, workplace, or community? Lifebringers is not so much campaign, but an open invitation into a new way of collaborating, resourcing, and sharing the Bible. And all led by a growing movement of everyday people, church leaders, chaplains, youth leaders, creatives, communities and churches across the UK and beyond.

As covered in Premier Christianity, Keep the Faith and the Baptists Together's newsletter, Lifewords new resource Little Book of Advent takes the reader on a journey of reflection and waiting, encouraging individuals, groups and congregations to engage with the season of Advent and what it means to wait and to look forward to the arrival of the hope promised in the Bible.

Our article in the Evangelical Alliance's Idea magazine explores how giving is at the heart of what Lifewords does.

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Thanks to the generosity of its supporters, Christian charity Lifewords has 100 of its new Little Brick of Little Books resource to gift to churches, ministries and organisations.