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Extreme hunger crisis: How you can help

Extreme hunger crisis: How you can help

Extreme hunger. The images coming out of sub-Saharan Africa are heartbreaking — photos of children crying in pain and photos of parents, desperate to feed their toddlers, teaching them how to suck the marrow from the bones of animal carcasses. The African hunger...
Children of the World: An unforgettable year

Children of the World: An unforgettable year

Samuel is looking forward to playing soccer again with his friends. Angel Mae can’t wait to see her sister. Dwayne is excited to eat his favorite fried fish and to see his mom. It’s that time of year again — the Children of the World choir members are heading back...
Seeing the world through a child’s eyes

Seeing the world through a child’s eyes

Have you ever found it difficult to connect with your sponsored child? Cultural differences can make relationships challenging. But instead of letting the diversity create a gap between you and your sponsored child, focus on seeing the world from a new perspective!...
What have the Children of the World been up to?

What have the Children of the World been up to?

Spring is here, summer is right around the corner, and that means it’s time for another Children of the World update! This year has been full of excitement for the international children’s choir. The kids have been learning new things in school, meeting new people,...
From the field | A rare lifeline in rural India

From the field | A rare lifeline in rural India

This week, I’ve had the privilege of meeting some of the 400 boys and girls who attend Desert Hope Academy outside of Jaipur, India. This school stands as a beacon of hope in one of the darkest countries in the world. The students here are safe from the growing child...
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