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Rescue Reflections | Blogger Trip Day Five

UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE by Michele-Lyn Ault This week I have blogged from Guatemala, for World Help, Operation Baby Rescue. I’ve poured out my heart. I’ve tapped out in words the stories I feel compelled to share with you. And images have convey where words fail to. I...

Join the Conversation

Don’t forget to tune in to our LIVE chat tonight at 8:30 p.m. (EST) as Noel Yeatts and several guest bloggers answer your questions right from the Baby Rescue Center in Guatemala! “Lady and Alicia, now 9 and 10, were rescued when they were 4 and 5. They were...

Back to School: Building the Future by Investing in Education

It’s that time of year again . . . School-age children and parents everywhere are visiting classrooms, buying notebooks and backpacks, and anticipating another exciting and eventful year . . . it’s time to go back to school! While most of us have the luxury of...

Restoring Hope for Abused Victims in Peru

Today, I desperately need your help. I’m asking you to join me in an incredible groundbreaking project for young girls facing some heartbreaking circumstances. I just returned from Peru . . . and in only a few short days, I traveled to the jungles of the Amazon, the...

From the Field: In the Heart of Peru

Today is my last day in Peru . . . one of the most diverse and fascinating places I have ever visited. The people here are extraordinary, but they face some enormous challenges. In only a few short days, I’ve been in the jungles of the Amazon, the peaks of the Andes...
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