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PUBLISHED - 25th October 2023
“I am a Northerner at heart but have been exiled in the South for the last 15 years. I became a Christian in my late teens, and themes of evangelism and discipleship have been strong in my life since then. I currently work for Friends International, a Christian Charity seeking to welcome and share the good news of Jesus with international students in the UK. Working for Torch will be a step away from the student world, but a continuation of the themes of love, welcome and sharing Jesus.
I am excited to be joining the mission with Torch. Visiting Torch House has been a highlight for me, seeing the machinery, resources and skilled people working practically to give access to Christian resources, and the gospel to those who need braille or large print was incredible. I’m excited to work with the team at Torch, giving people access to more resources, and for those who don’t know Him, pointing them to Jesus as the one true and certain hope in their sight loss.”
Please pray for Sarah as she prepares to become part of Torch and for the rest of the team as they welcome her and adjust to a new leader.
This spring, Torch has launched a very exciting new initiative, aimed at reaching visually impaired children around the UK with the stories of the Gospel ā with the assistance of a very cuddly little flock! Using lamb teddies embedded with recordings of Bible stories, Torch will be helping young ones experience the good news for […]
Read moreEmma Dakin has known about Torch for quite some time: āI heard about Torch over forty years ago when I was at Chorleywood College; a school for blind and partially sighted girls.ā Weāre very happy to say that Emma really enjoys the services that she accesses from us: āMainly, I borrow audio Bible daily reading […]
Read moreTwo hundred years ago, braille was invented by Louis Braille, a young French person who said: āAccess to communication in the widest sense is access to knowledge, and that is vitally important for us if we [blind people] are not to go on being despised or patronised by condescending sighted people. We do not need […]
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