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Nepal: I Need Your Help

When I first heard about the April 25 earthquake that devastated Nepal, my heart sank. Almost immediately, I began receiving reports of the destruction from our partners. Churches I’ve preached in—that World Help supporters built—were leveled to the ground. Landslides...

Escaping Death: Surviving the Nepali Earthquake

There was no booming voice or bright light . . . no fire pouring down from the sky . . . just a subtle stirring deep in Hezron’s spirit that made him pause to listen. “Wait,” the voice seemed to say.  It would have taken little effort to ignore it—to write it off as...

Tragedy Strikes Again in Nepal

Just 17 days after Nepal was rocked by a devastating earthquake that left more than 8,000 people dead and entire communities in crumbled heaps . . . tragedy has come once again to this nation. By now you’ve probably heard of the 7.3 magnitude quake that struck in...

Tragic News From Nepal

This week, our team received some heartbreaking news from our partners in Nepal. Prakash Tamang, a 16 year-old boy from our Chaku Village Child Sponsorship Program, was tragically killed in the April 25 earthquake that has already claimed the lives of over 8,400...

Nepal: Until the Very Last Are Reached

It’s been just over a week since a 7.8 magnitude earthquake tore through Nepal and reduced millions of lives to rubble in a matter of minutes. It is estimated that nearly 2 million lives are now utterly dependent on the compassion and generosity of others to show up...
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