In this article for Outreach Magazine,Rich Stearns reminds us that of the fact "if we only care about souls and not the urgent realities of people’s lives, we are not embracing the second pillar of our faith, the...
One thousand children die each day from a waterborne disease. LPGA Hall of Famer Betsy King has devoted the last decade of her life to help stop what’s still a little-known crisis in the developing world through her...
Aid workers in South Sudan say it is teetering on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. The United Nations has declared a famine in parts of the country that have been torn apart by war. It's estimated up to 100,000...
After a generation of massive global progress, aid and mission efforts are pointing the same direction. In this article for Christianity Today, World Vision U.S. President Rich Stearns writes about his belief that the...
Humanosphere reports that one month after Hurricane Matthew roared through Haiti and destroyed the homes and livelihoods of some 1.4 million people, U.N. agencies and other responders such as World Vision are striving...
USA Today reports on the situation in Haiti 3 weeks after Hurricane Matthew swept through. World Vision is on the ground providing aid to tens of thousands of people. The situation still remains grave though and more...
In this article for Devex, Sara Mason, a development and advocacy consultant for World Vision, explores the questions that must be answered in order to create true empowerment for women in fragile contexts where women...
The Swazi Observer reports that World Vision’s conservative agriculture (CA) model has proved that conservation agriculture is the best model as Swaziland continues to battle an ongoing drought.
CTV News reports on a bombing at a children's hospital in Syria that shattered windows and damaged the building structure.
