All Earthquake articles
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OpinionAfter Japan’s latest earthquake, where is God? Finding hope in the midst of disaster
As communities across Japan begin the long road to recovery following last week’s devastating earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture, many are asking where God can be found in the midst of such tragedy. Drawing on her experience serving in Japan after previous earthquakes, Rachel Mataraki reflects on how the Church can become a powerful sign of God’s presence long after the news cameras have gone.
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Opinion‘I found a Bible beneath the rubble’: Finding hope after Venezuela’s devastating earthquake
Danielle Finch reflects on the heartbreaking devastation caused by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela while highlighting remarkable stories of faith emerging from the rubble. As Christians wrestle with the question of suffering, she reminds us that God’s presence and hope can still be found in the darkest of circumstances.
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OpinionIs there a correlation between global disasters and the hand of God?
Jenny Sanders suggests that even though we’d like to blame God for environmental uproar, many are the direct or indirect result of human folly.
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OpinionIn the light of the earthquake in Japan, what is it like to trust God while living on fault lines?
When you live over a fault line, the fear of an earthquake is very real, says Becky Hunter Kelm. She explains what experiencing an earthquake is like, and how she has to chose to put her trust in Jesus every day.
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OpinionFrom water every three days to no fuel for ambulances: the realities of living in Syria right now
Campaigner Samara Levy shares a bleak picture of what life is like for those in Syria at the moment and what Christians can do to help.
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Opinion‘Becky, are you OK?? Did you guys feel the earthquake?’
As the death toll rises, Istanbul-based writer Rebecca Hunter-Kelm, shares the responsibility on us as the Church to respond.
