Evangelism
Darkness Tries to Stomp Out Light (John 1:5)
We can’t show their pictures. We can’t share their names. We can’t tell you what country they’re from. We can say they reside somewhere in
We can’t show their pictures. We can’t share their names. We can’t tell you what country they’re from. We can say they reside somewhere in
Shapu is a bright teenager. His nomadic tribe chose him to further his education in a village only reachable by boat. The journey took 7
The headline read, “India Loses 3 Million Girls to Infanticide” (The Hindu, Oct. 9, 2012). This grisly revelation did not incite riots in India. The
Hope for redemption and a relationship with God became possible through the birth of Jesus. It offered human beings not just the promise of eternity
Shilpa’s father, blind and unable to care for her in the wake of her mother’s death, left the 8-year-old on her own. Capitalizing on the
The girl pointed at one of the boys and yelled, “You can’t love Jesus. You worship the devil!” “Is this true?,” the teacher asked. The
Many friends on Facebook are posting a reason to be grateful each day this Thanksgiving month. My list of thanks seems to be a mile
Many of the world’s children have a rough start in life. Poverty, abuse and neglect rob them of a sense of self, a vision for
Children come to orphanages with every imaginable stripe of brokenness. They are created in the image of God, but that likeness is marred beyond recognition
In the mid 1970s more than 22% of Cambodia’s population was liquidated through starvation, torture and execution – often referred to as The Killing Fields.
People who are best at helping damaged children are often adults who were themselves deeply wounded during their childhoods. Twenty-seven participants from 13 organizations just
A mother’s arms are a soft, safe haven. A father’s love is kind and protective. Like many children, Akhila missed out on these gifts at
Here in America, despite many excellent materials and programs, churches often struggle to attract both workers and children. In Africa, the reverse is true. Churches
Substance abuse leads to poverty. Poverty leads to substance abuse. It’s a vicious cycle we’re breaking one child at a time. The World Health Organization (WHO)
The temperature is rising in the world and it has little to do with climate change. Opposition to Christianity is reaching feverish levels in many
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