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Not All of Us Can Do Great Things

Jennifer Hennis lives in Florida with her husband Joe and daughter Kendall. They have a heart for sharing Jesus with the nations. She blogs for World Help at This Grace Life. “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”  Mother...

The Sparkle Box {Inspiring a Legacy of Generosity}

[wh_blogger img=”http://worldhelp.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Darlene-Collazo_bio.png” name=”Darlene Collazo” twitter=”InPursuit2day” short_bio=”Writer of {In Pursuit}”] Darlene Collazo. Daughter of the King. Proud...

Not On Our Watch

[wh_blogger img=”http://worldhelp.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/michele.png” name=”Michele-Lyn Ault” twitter=”michelelynault” short_bio=”Writer of A Life Surrendered”] Michele-Lyn is more of a mess than she cares to...

You’re Invited to Blog for World Help

World Help is thrilled to announce an initiative we’ve been dreaming about for a long time. We’re pretty passionate about sharing stories and perspectives from around the world. And we know a lot of you are too . . . More than any other time, our voices have the...

Bloggers Share the Story of Operation Baby Rescue

Coming up October 1-6, World Help will be teaming up with a group of writers and storytellers on a trip into the mountains of Guatemala and into the heart of Operation Baby Rescue. Through their eyes, you will be able to see the challenges faced by these impoverished...
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