Through the Every Last One® campaign, you and other dedicated supporters joined in a God-sized goal to empower 60 million people with life, hope, and a future. It was a big, audacious goal that seemed next to...
October 11 marks the 10th annual International Day of the Girl Child, declared by the U.N. to address global challenges faced by young girls — many who suffer unique injustices simply because they’re born female.
In a...
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"I started brewing alcohol by borrowing 1.kg (2.2lbs) of sugar from someone. I was desperate, my family didn’t have food and I needed something to do to...
As Easter approaches, you can share the hope we have in Jesus in some of the toughest places. Together, we can shine the light of God’s presence to vulnerable children and families. Right now we’re at a tipping point in...
The road narrows, lined by several small homes, wide eyes follow our every move. Children, recruited and placed on the busy street corners by gangs, act as lookouts to report unwelcome movement in the community.
“’Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.’ Proverbs 22:6,” shares Pastor Angel Salgado as he begins his Sunday school class for parents. Pastor Angel lives in the city...
“My husband cleared bush covered hills, leveled the topsoil, and constructed our first tent with plastic sheets, and bamboo,” says Johra (25), a mother of three young children. Since fleeing Myanmar in 2017, her family...
“I woke up with a throbbing headache and as the day progressed, I realized that I was getting weaker each passing moment,” says Joshua Mwita, a 9 year old student. “I remembered my identity in God which means that am...
“I do not want to work again at the fish market,” says 13-year-old Maruf. His parents and brother loved Maruf very much but could not provide him with anything but food. Maruf worked instead of going to school. He...
World Vison and Akhi have been on an amazing journey together. Akhi was saved from a life of child labor, but she was too old to return to conventional school. So, World Vision assisted her with vocational training and...
