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Dear friends, I hope that you are all doing well and knowing God's closeness as we've stepped into this new year 2026. It's been quite a whirlwind for me. Mum, Rachel and I spent Christmas together in Singapore which was really beautiful. We have been talking about going back as a family since we left in 2002 and it just never happened... until now! Rachel described being in Singapore really well as the sights having changed but the sounds, smells, tastes being all the sam

I love it that God is always doing something new ! Every day there are new things to be grateful for and new things of Him to discover. It's so easy for us to get comfortable and stuck in routine, so this blog post is me trying to intentionally pay attention to the new and ask God to increase my "interruptability" and my faith levels as I keep walking with Him. I am really enjoying teaching my new Grade 2 students (who aren't really so new any more!) - they are full of

It was so wonderful to see so many of you in person during the 7 weeks that I was in the UK from the beginning of June until the end of...

I am now coming to the end of my sixth year working at KISC, living in Nepal and serving in this nation. Many of you have been...

The whole mountain range on a clear day from Chandragiri One of my students put their hand up this week, and said "Miss Stewart, you have...

Hello everyone, I pray that you are all well and that you have had a wonderful Christmas and New Year celebrating with your family and...

You may know that this verse starts with "Weeping may remain for a night... but joy comes in the morning" Psalm 30:5. Someone once said...

Dear friends, I am now back in the UK, back in Reading, after somewhat of a busy end to the academic year at KISC. The sky here is very...

I always love it when my students introduce me to worship songs and so often God speaks to me directly through them. Here's one that one...

Good morning! I am writing to you from my hammock on the rooftop. I can see the mountains in front of me and I can hear the sparrows...