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Love Needs No Translation

Today’s guest post is from Traci Beeson. She blogs for World Help through her online platform, Rich In Blessings. This whole trip has been a crazy ride of such a beautiful mixture of compassion and celebration, shared sorrows and doubled joys. I have never done...

From the Field: When the Odds Are Against Us

Our team has stayed extremely busy these past few days in Guatemala. This week alone, 15 children were rescued from surrounding mountain villages on the border of Honduras, all the way up to the Belizean border in the northeast. Several were clinging to life,...

Mari Audeli | A Rescue Story

Elsa was 16 years old and utterly destitute when she discovered she was going to have a baby. It was the last thing on earth she felt prepared to do. She wondered whether her emaciated, feeble body could even withstand the pregnancy. A gripping fear began to come over...
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