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2021 in Review: Community Development

2021 in Review: Community Development

In many remote villages around the world, essentials like clean water and sturdy homes are hard to come by. Water sources are limited to dirty ponds or streams, and some families don’t even have a roof over their heads. But thanks to the World Help family, 94...
How one church fed a village both physically and spiritually

How one church fed a village both physically and spiritually

Hundreds of bodies squeezed into the brick building, with hundreds more sitting outside. Hands were raised in worship. Months before, this church didn’t even exist. On the day of the dedication, the people of Ishwa Island, Rwanda, pressed through the door of the...
No more parasites for Reina and her daughters!

No more parasites for Reina and her daughters!

Have you ever thought about all the different options we have when it comes to simple drinking water? You can get it from the tap or in a bottle. Plain or flavored. With or without bubbles. Sometimes it’s even enhanced with minerals. Unfortunately, Reina had none of...
Clean water changes everything!

Clean water changes everything!

The alarm beeps loudly — it’s time to start your day. You get out of bed and head to the sink, splashing water on your face to wake up. It’s early Monday morning, so you add a little extra water to the coffee pot before turning it on. The kids wake up, and you make...
Transforming a village: From a pastor’s home to ice cream cones

Transforming a village: From a pastor’s home to ice cream cones

“It’s not an ‘either/or,’” Pastor Joe explained. “It’s not either we go and meet human needs, or we go and preach the Gospel. We have to preach and heal … preach and meet those needs. Because one without the other isn’t effective.” Pastor Joe Veres has been the...
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