I “Heart” You, and Other Mushy Valentine’s Thoughts
It’s February. That means winter is on its way out, spring is coming soon, and it’s the season of love. What do you think [...]
When the Need for Food Trumps the Law: Why Young Girls are Forced into Marriage
Child marriage is against the law in India, and the government works hard to prevent it. But sometimes, the need for food trumps the [...]
Shepherd Boys of India: Good News of Great Joy
There is a little boy named Sanju in India who desperately wants to go to school. There is a family in India who [...]
Finding Hope: Mercy’s Journey to Recovery
People of faith around the world often experience persecution. From physical attacks to emotional and mental intimidation to a loss of benefits for religious [...]
An Attitude of Gratitude: Heartfelt Thanks for You!
A Thanksgiving Letter from Executive Director, Jacqueline A. Cork This is about as cliche as it gets, but I do have an attitude of [...]
Five Ways to Teach Your Children Compassion
One evening in New York City, I watched a family of tourists giving their Italian leftovers to a man encamped under a breezeway along [...]
Trafficked Women Are Likely to Return to Trafficking: Fighting Against the Statistics.
Written By Andrea Plata Point Loma Nazarene University 2023 Graduate The Reality Behind the Trafficking of Women The trauma of trafficking affects everything [...]
Monsoon Season (and Everything Else) is Better with Friends
Everything good is better when it is shared with good friends, isn’t it? A delicious meal, a shared joke, a belly laugh–they are so [...]
The Race for a 5-Year-Old’s Life: Who Gets There First?
Zaina is like any other five-year-old girl. She loves to play. She meets up with her sweet little friends in her village's dusty, uneven [...]
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