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Below is a list of eight publications of SIM representing specialty areas such as the arts, health ministries, sports, and others.

SIM’s ArtsBeat newsletter equips and encourages SIM’s creative community around the world. Contact intl.arts@sim.org to subscribe.

The monthly newsletter from Engaging the University will keep you informed about university ministry across SIM. Contact intl.university@sim.org to subscribe.

Caring Connections is a new quarterly newsletter for SIM’s many healthcare workers. It is currently produced bi-weekly. Contact Jana.Faus@sim.org to subscribe.

For Freedom’s newsletter gives all the latest information on SIM ministries related to anti-traffi cking. Contact intl.forfreedom@sim.org to subscribe.

The new Faithful Witness newsletter provides stories and prayer about this growing initiative of SIM. To subscribe: http://eepurl.com/gr_pbb.

SIM’s Sports Friends newsletter keeps you up to date on their ministries in 15 countries. Go to www.sports-friends.org/en/ourmedia/newsletters to subscribe.

Masala newsletter shares compelling stories from South Asia. To subscribe, contact communicate.in@outlook.com

AfriGO and Allons-y! promote missions mobilisation in Africa and among its diaspora. Available in English, French and now kiSwahili. Contact afrigo_english@sim.org to subscribe.

LEARNING CAFÉS

SIM Learning Cafés are 75-minute webinars available on Zoom to everyone in SIM. They foster SIM’s value of lifelong learning and support our desire to flourish.

Watch the many previous Learning Cafés on Port. Click the ‘International Leadership and Services’ button on the landing page, then go to ‘People Development & Care’ from the ‘Related Sites’ list. On the PDC page, select the top left tab: Learning Cafés.

Look for an invitation to upcoming cafés from international.workerdevelopment@sim.org

• May: TCKs – Supporting Young People in Transition

• June: Inter-generational Partnerships

• July: Depression/Burnout

• August: Prayer

FOR FREEDOM ONLINE COURSE

SIM’s For Freedom point people, Sarah Scott-Webb and Karine Woldhuis, are excited to off er their introductory course on human trafficking, For Freedom Basics.

It takes an hour and can be accessed through the SIM e-Learning Centre (on LearnUpon). To set up a LearnUpon account, email: international.elearning@sim.org

When we understand how traffi cking works, we can better address the real risks people are facing, even more so with the impact of COVID-19. Th is course is appropriate for all SIM workers and provides basic knowledge useful for all ministries. Intl.ForFreedom@sim.org

FREE VIDEO SERIES ON ISLAM

SIM’s Dr Benjamin Hegeman is offering a video lecture series called Advancing the Impossible. Watch them in any order and at your own pace.

Topics include: 1. Qur’an, Hadith and Shari’a 2. Islamic history 3. Islam in the 20th and 21st centuries 4. Ministering to Muslims and missionary history 5. Conversion, discipleship and church planting

Ben has served in Benin, West Africa, for 30 years and his speciality is the Qur’an, the origins and history of Islam, contemporary radical Islam and animist or Folk Islam. www.liliastrottercenter.org/copy-of-ltc-global-courses