Our adventure in Mitchells Plain started in September 2011 in the Lost City neighbourhood.

It’s amazing that the final tally reached this weekend was 26,730 items received, which equated to over 13,080 kilos of kindness. This exceeded our goal of 25,000 items and was a 23% increase from what was received last year.

Vision Rescue’s method is getting these children to attend non-formal education on a converted school bus and in the process feed them so that they want to come back again the next day.

At Colour Conference this year we are launching a literacy project being run by Hillsong Africa Foundation (HAF) in Cape Town, South Africa.

For the past two years, The String Movement has been building a global community of students, parents, teachers and ambassadors who are all committed to seeing bullying disarmed in their generation!

If someone had asked me at 16 how I felt about myself, I probably would have said, “not good enough.”

You don’t have to look very far to realise the world is full of injustice, and as God’s representatives here on earth, it is mandatory that we do something about it.

Because she doesn’t go to school, her daughters probably won’t go to school either…

I have discovered that prayer is not a lame response to the problems of the earth. It is THE most powerful response.

Our Church, through Hillsong CityCare, was able to bless over 3,000 families with Christmas food hampers and toys.

It’s official: the Cupcake Revolution has spread to Worcester!

It is the middle of the night on 10th September, 2012, and twelve sleepy, but very excited travellers emerge from the airport in Mumbai.

"It doesn’t take much to make a difference."

Do NOT underestimate the role you may play in God’s story of salvation for someone’s life.

In our journey we have found that the real answer lies with everyone in the community.

Statistics show that a South African born woman is more likely to be raped than to learn how to read.

The collective compassion, strength and response of the Church on the earth today is potentially enormous and breathtaking.

We have a story to share from one of our key volunteers who leads one of our City Campus Street Teams that reach out to rough sleepers on the streets of Sydney.

It’s a winter’s night in the city as Sam (not his real name) shivers his way through the streets and parks, wondering where he would find a space warm enough to sleep.

Yesterday we had the privilege of listening to Pastor Brian Houston speaking to some of the key Christian leaders of India.

I will never forget the opportunity I had in January 2008...

In May 2012 we were introduced to the Gregg family from Wishart, Queensland. They have three beautiful children, two of which suffer from a disease called ‘Batten disease’.

627 non-school going children who came through Vision Rescue buses are now ready to go to school this month. Thank you to everyone who made this possible.

Several years ago, the Vision Rescue "Mumbai Dream Centre" Journey began, and what a journey it has been.

Here is our first ‘Heads Up’ blog, and its on a common problem - ‘Bullying’.