What’s New Issue 4 2026
This week we remember all those who fell in battle during war and conflict. We hear from John Bradshaw, a mine swipe who lost his sight at the age of 19 and how Scottish poppies are different from the other UK poppies.
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This week, Marilyn shares some reflections around the book of Job and how it can inspire us in our walk with God.
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In the second part of our interview, Hope Price talks about healing after suddenly having had to leave Rwanda and the story of her own experience with angels. Also touching on miracles, she shares a story of a woman who’s final two months of life was meaningfully changed by the appearance of an angel in her hospital room.
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We’ve all heard about angels, and we all probably have our own ideas about what they look like and how they operate. Hope Price felt called to write a book about angels and their role in the Bible. In the first of this two-part interview, we hear how Hope came to be interested in angels, and she also shares her own personal story about being a missionary in Rwanda.
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This Sunday marks Sight Loss Sunday, when torch invites churches to reflect on the needs of blind and partially sighted people, so they are better supported during services, or in active parts of the ministry. We’re going to hear how very small changes can have a big impact.
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This week we hear about a new type of smart glasses made by an for Visually Impaired people. We learn what’s unique about the Mavis Tech glasses, how they came into being and how they differ from a mainstream product like the Metta Ray bans.
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In part 2 of Sheila Armstrong’s interview with Helen Keller award winner Kathy Nimmer, Kathy talks more about how she found effective ways to teach sighted students as a blind teacher. She also shares a horrifying experience she had during her teaching years and talks about the books she’s written.
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This week, Sheila Armstrong sits down to talk to public speaker, author and former high school teacher Kathy Nimmer. Kathy shares her surprise at receiving the prestigious Helen Keller Award for her public contribution to education, working with her guide dog and how she got into motivational speaking.
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