Otto Warmbier’s death highlights brutality in North Korea
After 17 months of imprisonment and brutal treatment, American college student Otto Warmbier was returned home from North Korea this past week. Tragically, just days after his return, he died from injuries he sustained while imprisoned. As we mourn this heartbreaking...Blankets Provide Tangible Hope
If you’re anything like me, winter means one thing—constantly being cold. I wear layers of socks, I drag a portable heater from room to room in my house, and I use an electric blanket every night. I dislike frigid air rushing through open doors and the icy sting of...It’s Not Too Late to Give to Nepal!
It’s hard to believe Christmas is already behind us. You’ve hung lights, wrapped gifts, and hugged loved ones. You’ve celebrated the joy of Christ’s birth. For many of us, it’s been a season of hope, laughter, and joy. For the people of Nepal, this...6 Months Later: Nepal—Rebuilding a Nation
Six months ago, we received harrowing reports of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that tore apart an already impoverished nation, followed a few days later by another massive 7.3 quake. We learned that in a matter of moments thousands of Nepali people had been killed and...The Unheard Cries of Nepali Mothers
Watch From the Field in Nepal | Victims Struggling to Survive on Vimeo Sanga Mai Tamang, a mother of five, barely escaped her collapsing home the morning the earthquake hit in Nepal. Before she could breathe a sigh of relief, she realized her twin children—Ram and...
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