This Issue looks at the virtue of courage. Overcoming fears, going against the status quo, and standing up for what is right are all aspects of exercising courage. Every Christian inevitably needs courage to face the darts that Satan throws our way. Some of the articles in this Issue are written from a female perspective about the virtue of courage.

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In our Feature, Jenny Ancell considers the courage of Jesus facing the Cross and how this can inspire our allegiance to the Master. In our Food for Thought, Donette Wilson reflects on the process of developing courage in times of adversity and points to leaders in biblical history who have exemplified this virtue. We interview Daphne Riccobono who talks candidly about the caring role of her much-loved husband who developed Lewy Body dementia. The book Educated by Tara Westover is reviewed by Faith Tabalujan. This is a memoir of a woman who overcame overwhelming odds in pursuit of an education, demonstrating remarkable courage. Benny Tabalujan provides us with a narrative of the Klesis journey, from its early beginnings through to the development of many projects designed to strengthen the church in Australia. In our News, there is an update on many of the exciting camps in QLD, NSW, and Victoria.  

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The editorial team would also like to pay tribute to Benny Tabalujan who has tirelessly worked for 16 years in the publication and development of the InterSections magazine. Benny’s teamwork, perseverance and wisdom will be sorely missed. We wish Benny and Pauline every blessing as they serve God in Singapore.

The InterSections Team