By Jeff Goins, Editor Introduction: About six months ago, I moved to Nashville. I spent all of my savings on a 1990 Buick Century. To make ends meet, I had to get rid of some...
Read More →By Jimmy McCarty There is a story from Kerala, India that I must share. While we were there we were blessed with the opportunity to serve in a leper colony with over 100 lepers. One...
Read More →By Kari Miller And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in him. 1 John 4: 16 Life...
Read More →By BrittanyJoy The swift movement of a Ugandan male caught by eye as I walked out of class, annoyed by the treatment I had received from a room of men who believe that a woman...
Read More →By Annie Bower Vilanculos, Mozambique Last night the temperature dropped and I was barely warm enough in my sleeping bag, liner, and tent. As we ate breakfast, we complained about the cool temperatures. I had...
Read More →By Josh Casper To see such beauty and light in the forgotten places of the world, I learned why Shane Claiborne calls Philadelphia his Calcutta. Though my eyes have yet to see the slums of...
Read More →By Amanda Petersen NUMBER OF SLAVES WORLDWIDE: 27 MILLION PERCENTAGE OF SLAVES WHO ARE CHILDREN: 50 PERCENT NUMBER OF PEOPLE TRAFFICKED EACH YEAR: 1 MILLION NUMBER OF PEOPLE TRAFFICKED THROUGH THE USA EACH YEAR: 20...
Read More →By Stephanie Fisk The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon me, because the Lord has appointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to comfort the brokenhearted and to...
Read More →By Cliff Favro Rivera “I want to pursue my principles of serving others, of strengthening this kind of commitment, and this I could only do by leaving the comforts of my home to take part...
Read More →By Kristyn Komarnicki As one who thrives on community in all its marvelous and messy manifestations, I was not aware until one evening a few years ago of the extent to which many people have...
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