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4 ways to be a world changer in your community

4 ways to be a world changer in your community

The idea of changing the world is intimidating, and sometimes we feel like we can’t do anything on our own. Sometimes, it feels like you can’t make a difference if you aren’t a celebrity with a huge platform or don’t have much disposable income. But that’s not...

clean water lifts community from tragedy

Before I knew what was happening, it was too late. Eighteen-year-old Flavia looks down at the ground, examining an army of ants marching by, forming her words carefully in attempt to steady her shaking voice. Like millions of young people around the world, Flavia has...

How One Church Said “Yes” to God

Without faith, it is impossible to please God – Hebrews 11:6 Pastor Kevin McGinley and SouthGate Church in Colorado understand that verse of Scripture very well. Several years ago, the church exercised faith to begin a journey that would radically transform lives, as...
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