Mary's life was devastated by war in South Sudan.

Her home burnt down, her children forced to go hungry, her life in ruins.

But regular donations to Tiefand meant her local church could equip Mary with skills to rebuild her life.

Now Mary has a home.

Her children are fed and she's helping other women to thrive.

But many of our global neighbours are still in urgent need.

Please give £12 a month to help more people like Mary break free from extreme poverty.

Search tifant.org to donate.

Sponsor a child with compassion and provide them with life-changing support, including nutritious

food, access to education, health checks and the care of the local church.

Your prayers and messages of encouragement will help build their

confidence and affirm their worth in Christ. Compassion ambassador, Philippa Hannah, told us,

I was just really keen to do something with my faith. So I decided to sponsor a child,

and I've been a sponsor now for over 15 years. Lorraine Catoato said, for me, compassion is they know exactly what they're doing.

And Noel Robinson told us.

The story of compassion is one that really amplifies this message of hope for the world.

Whether as an individual, a couple or a family, When you sponsor, you empower a child left vulnerable by

poverty. Sponsor a child today at Compassion UK.org forward slash premiere. Compassion, releasing children

from poverty in Jesus' name. Good afternoon. Welcome along to Unbelievable. I'm Justin Briley, your host for the next hour and a half here on the show that every Saturday on Premier Christian Radio brings Christians and non-Christians together. Well, that's usually the case anyway. Sometimes it's a Christian and a Christian to have some kind of a theological discussion. But today, it is the usual Christian, non-Christian discussion and a really

interesting episode of the program today. I'm joined by Oz Guinness, who's an internationally

renowned speaker, author and social critic. It's all about helping you to think through your

faith and answer tough questions in a skeptical world. Let me introduce to you what we're talking

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