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A Personal Plea for Victims of the Nepal Earthquake

As you read this, the death toll in Nepal has reached 5,000 and thousands more are still missing. My close friend and World Help partner Pastor Kam oversees a children’s home that we work with in Kathmandu Valley. After learning of the earthquake, I waited for what...

Disaster Relief for Nepal Earthquake Victims

By now you’ve likely heard of the massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake that ripped through Nepal at noon local time, sending shockwaves as far as northern and eastern India. In a span of minutes, entire portions of Kathmandu were reduced to crumbles, crushing hundreds and...

Human Trafficking Awareness Day 2015

Today is Human Trafficking Awareness Day, a call to attention to the 20-30 million men, women, and children forced into slavery. Of these millions, 80 percent are women and girls being trafficked as sex slaves. The global commercial sex trade is the fastest growing...

The War Against Christians

The midnight air hung thick over Wenzhou, a city in China’s coastal Zhenjiang province. In the last few days, rumors had been swirling that government officials were planning to remove the cross from atop a local church—the Salvation Church. The congregation had heard...

A New Beginning for Victims of the Sex Trade

After an incredible time in Myanmar, our team headed to the Thai capital of Bangkok . . . Southeast Asia’s gateway city for human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Thailand is a major hub for trafficking victims from other nations with impoverished backgrounds....

Myanmar: Shining a Light in “the Land of Shadows”

Today, I am with the World Help team in one of the most isolated and forgotten countries on the planet—Myanmar. Also known as Burma, Myanmar is a Southeast Asian country of nearly 50 million people situated between India and China and bordered by Bangladesh, Thailand,...
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