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Refugees discover they can’t go home again

By Emily Towns Refugees in the Middle East are being told to go home now that the fighting has died down in many previously war-torn cities. But these refugees are finding they can’t go home … even if they try. After months in a refugee camp, a woman I’ll call Hana...
Newsmax | “7 Myths About Child Sponsorship”

Newsmax | “7 Myths About Child Sponsorship”

If you were to spend any amount of time with me, you would quickly see that I’m passionate about a number of social justice issues plaguing our world today. But one of the first things that drew my heart, even as a teenager, was the needs of children around the world....
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