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Emily Towns

 Child Sponsorship

From living with a witch doctor to becoming a Bible scholar

Emily Towns - Aug 29, 2019 11 min read

 Aid and Relief

Video: Starvation’s effect on children and their parents

Emily Towns - Aug 27, 2019 15 min read

 Child Sponsorship

This Children of the World alum is changing the world through film

Emily Towns - Aug 22, 2019 17 min read

 Bibles

The gift of a Bible saved a man’s life … and started a revival

Emily Towns - Aug 21, 2019 16 min read

 Featured Stories

On World Humanitarian Day, we celebrate the rescuers

Emily Towns - Aug 19, 2019 32 min read

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