By Heather Vallot All my life Ive been a little too much or not enough. These are lies I have had to battle, and in the past few years the Lord has breathed truth into...
Read More →By Erin McKenna Lord, how can it be? How can you desire to use one so weak and broken like me? My heart is desperate. Desperately, I want so much more. Please Lord, be a...
Read More →By Hari Kumar Quick name three key elements of what Christians mean when they say “Communion”. Regardless of your faith background religious or non-religious, Christian or not chances are you probably thought of at least...
Read More →By Stephanie Fisk Part II continued from Part I. Faces peer over the precipice. They are puzzled to see two gringos approaching their house from the dump. This definitely doesn’t happen everyday. Though they are a...
Read More →By Meagan McCall & Images by Timothy Weisemann We arrived at the dump which happens to sit right next to the cemetery. I see the smoke rising like a cloud and smell the stench of...
Read More →By Stephanie Fisk Karle grabs my hand and leads me to the edge of her yard. It’s getting dark, and we need to get back to the church while there is still daylight. With no...
Read More →By Russell Borne WRECKED: What is your story? How did you first get involved in art? Russell Borne: You know, just a few weeks ago I asked my mother about my childhood, and what she...
Read More →By Josh Casper “But, you have a tape after one month you can watch and remember about us” Tony, a night commuter of Northern Uganda In the documentary Invisible Children The Rough Cut, three young...
Read More →By Chad Mast Tears stream down my cheeks. Uncontrollable joy pours from the smile on my face as praise shoots off to the heavens for what the Lord has done. This is where I want...
Read More →By Matt Kok If we were given a reason for why there is pain and suffering in our world, we would use those reasons as an excuse to not care for those who are suffering....
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