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Resource Type: Bible studies
A challenging role. King David had long planned to build a temple for God where the ark of the covenant could rest and where people could come to worship. However, God told him that it would be his son, Solomon, who would build the temple. Read 1 Chronicles 29:1-20
Resource Type: Articles
Today, in Latin America as elsewhere, greed and corruption allow huge amounts of money to fall into the hands of just a few people, while most people become increasingly poor. Today, we are so used to corruption at every level that we may no longer be shocked by it – nor do we always emphasise that it is sinful.
Resource Type: Articles
Tearfund has recently carried out some research into the positive and negative impacts of globalisation on developing countries. Questionnaires were sent out to Tearfund partner organisations all over the world. One of the issues raised in the questionnaire was the impact that globalisation is having on family life.
Resource Type: Poster
Parents are one of the most important role models for young people growing up. They have a huge influence on their children. Children will grow up doing what their parents do – rather than what they say.
Resource Type: Case studies
A case study about communities developing confidence in their own ability to solve problems
Resource Type: Magazine
What should the role of the church be in development?
Resource Type: Poster
People - whether as individuals, families, communities or nations - have a range of resources. When people are asked about their resources, they usually think of money. However, this gives a very incomplete picture of their lives. People own or have access to different kinds of resources.
Resource Type: Policy positions
Resource Type: Research reports
The role of corporate social responsibility and reporting
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