A Quiet Revival or a Growing Dissatisfaction?
There has been much talk of a ‘quiet revival’ following the Bible Society’s significant report by that name in 2025.
Pebble in the Shoe
Every year during the first week of January, my church organises a ‘Week of Prayer’. There are prayer meetings every evening Monday to Friday and anyone who is able, gathers in the building and over the course of the week, we pray through the needs of the church, the needs of the area and of the world.
Pray for the Armed Forces in 2026
Every year during the first week of January, my church organises a ‘Week of Prayer’. There are prayer meetings every evening Monday to Friday and anyone who is able, gathers in the building and over the course of the week, we pray through the needs of the church, the needs of the area and of the world.
The Tragedy of Suicide: The Hope in Christ
Sadly, suicide remains the number one killer of young men in UK, and from analysis of the same ONS data we see spikes on New Years Day, then into January and the first quarter of the year.
Christmas at SASRA
Support SASRA this year by sending our Christmas cards to your friends and family As we move closer to Christmas, you may be looking to send some Christmas cards or seeking a present for a loved one or a friend. We have a selection of Christmas cards, one from an original painting by the late
Executive Director on TWR-UK
Executive Director Lt Col (Retd) Dr Martin Gliniecki was interviewed on TWR, responding to the recent Strategic Defence Review and speaking to the vital need to pray for our Armed Forces. Watch here
Tour of Scotland
In early April, Regional Manager Andrew McMahon was able to visit Thurso Free Church of Scotland, his most northern SASRA deputation, as yet.
Easter at RAF Benson
Shortly before Shrove Tuesday I met with a group of Christians serving at RAF Benson. They were looking to put on an event which would invite people into the church on station for free pancakes and allow us to share with them the meaning of the day.
Go therefore
ASR David Jamieson is to serve as a Scripture Reader at Fort George and Kinloss, and he and his wife Laiyee were commissioned for the work by their home congregation, Lambhill Evangelical Church on 12 January.
