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.

Daisy experiences the challenges of poverty every day.

These are her own words.

My parents and I and my siblings sleep together in a small room wherein we are like sardines.

When I experience flood and also when we don't have enough food to eat,

I feel like I'm hopeless.

Am I the only one who experience this one?

Through the Compassion Project at her church, Daisy finds hope.

Being part of a local church is a really big help.

So my dream is to become a successful teacher one day, and I am hoping and praying that I will get that one soon. For just 32 pounds a month, you could sponsor a child like Daisy. Poverty is not a hindrance of success. You could be the one to inspire other people and to overcome the word poverty.

Sponsor a child today at Compassionuk.org slash premiere. Compassion, releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name.

As the launch of a new Islamophobia council is discussed in the UK at the start of Ramadan,

one thing is for certain this is a hot button topic that raises serious questions about free speech,

blasphemy laws and the balance between protecting religious sensibilities

and upholding open dialogue in a liberal society.

As the Muslim community grows and gains more influence in Britain,

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