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[Video] Meet Lakpi, an earthquake survivor in Nepal

[Video] Meet Lakpi, an earthquake survivor in Nepal

  Yesterday, I introduced you to Anila, who told me that the price of rice in her community in Nepal had doubled. After meeting Anila, I traveled to a different part of Kathmandu where I met Lakpi. Lakpi is a survivor. She lived through the massive earthquake...
Meet Dipper, the 3-year-old living alone

Meet Dipper, the 3-year-old living alone

  Timid, tired eyes watched from the tree line as the local church members passed out food from a World Help shipping container. Small hands clenched and unclenched. The child nervously weighed the risk against the reward of approaching these strangers. It had...
One detail you might have missed in the parable of the talents

One detail you might have missed in the parable of the talents

“His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!’” — Matthew 25:23 (NIV) You’ve probably heard the parable of the talents. In this...
7 picture-perfect moments from the front lines

7 picture-perfect moments from the front lines

  Today is World Photography Day and World Humanitarian Day! To celebrate, we’d like to share some of the incredible work that donors like you have helped accomplish. Take a look at these amazing photos showing how the World Help family is giving help and hope to...
Bicycles, boats, and boda bodas

Bicycles, boats, and boda bodas

The old, wooden boat slid its way through the waters of Lake Kivu. The boat’s passengers steered the vessel, laden with heavy food boxes, toward Ishwa Island in Rwanda. They could see the shoreline in the distance, which could only be reached by boat. It was full of...
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