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The Race Against the Rainy Season

It’s been exactly eight weeks since the first devastating earthquake crushed Nepal. It’s unfathomable to me that in only two months’ time, the majority of the Western world has already forgotten what happened here . . . much less the daunting reality of what’s...

World Refugee Day 2015

Today is World Refugee Day, a day set aside to remember those forced to flee their homes due to civil, political, and religious unrest. In 2015, a record-breaking 60 million people are displaced worldwide—8 million more than in 2014—and half of them are women and...

The Long Road Ahead for Nepal’s Displaced Christians

Today, our team worked inside a temporary housing complex near Kathmandu where 225 displaced Nepali Christians have relocated since the earthquakes. These people are from Chaku Village, a remote mountain community that suffered severe damage from landslides during and...

Follow Our Team in Nepal

Just weeks after two devastating quakes killed over 8,500 people, Nepal is barely mentioned in the headlines, and most aid organizations have left or are packing up. But for the 8 million men, women, and children whose lives have been utterly destroyed, the crisis is...

Ready for Father’s Day?

Father’s Day is this Sunday . . . are you ready? We know it’s not always easy to find an adequate way to celebrate the people we love. We stress over the perfectly worded card, the personalized gifts, the special dinners out, all because we want one thing: to show our...
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