This month — ET sees lessons in BP’s Caribbean oil debacle. Simoney Girard interviews Dr Michael Schluter CBE, founder of the Jubilee Centre and the Relationships Foundation. There are insightful articles on: Charles Kingsley as a populariser of Darwin’s evolutionary theory (Russell Grigg); observing God at work (John J. Murray); Philip Doddridge (Ian Densham); Balaam (Roger Ellsworth); and why we suffer (Dudley Reeves). In ET’s world mission reports, Kim Eng Sherwood describes the plight of Karen and Chin refugees. There is much more besides, including reviews, letters and detailed news reports.

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