At the heart of life and meaningful work lies the truth that relationship, community, and connection are foundational. It’s in the small, seemingly insignificant moments Continue Reading
Andrew Hillier
A Legacy of Purpose: Living for What Truly Matters
Recently, my dad passed away. Since then, I’ve often been asked, “Why do you seem okay with this? Why aren’t you sad?” The truth is, Continue Reading
Threads of Legacy: A Journey Through War, Family, and Home
My father, Paul Hillier, grew up in Hither Green, London, in this house which I had the honour of visiting whilst in London. It was Continue Reading
Following the Family Trail: Reflections from Lossiemouth
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you Continue Reading
Mountains of Refuge: Finding Peace and Stability in God’s Presence
“I look up to the mountains—does my help come from there? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth!”—Psalms 121:1-2 (NLT) Standing Continue Reading
Finding Stillness in the City: Reflections on Peace, Presence, and Perspective
You all know me—big cities aren’t really my thing. I’m much more at home in the mountains. But cities are part of life, and even Continue Reading
Protected: Living as Disciples of Jesus, not just Christians – The 9 core principals
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Two Paths to Community Transformation: A Call for Collaborative Kingdom Work
In the pursuit of community development and transformation, especially within the context of the Church, we are presented with two distinct paths. The first is Continue Reading
The Generous Disciple: Embracing the Heart of Giving and Receiving
We often emphasise the importance of being generous, and rightly so; generosity is a principle that should be a normal part of our everyday lives. Continue Reading
Warmth and Nourishment for All: A Reflection on my personal Mission and Recent COLD Dips
On those chilly Tassie evenings we’re now experiencing here in Tasmania, temps as low as -13 degrees in some parts, I have the privilege of Continue Reading