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Water finally within reach

Water finally within reach

Wrangling your kids to get out the door on time for church, a trip to the grocery store, or an outing at the mall can make you want to pull your hair out. Making sure they hold your hand in the parking lot. Checking that they don’t sneeze on (or eat!) the produce....
On the ground in Peru: A child’s life is at stake

On the ground in Peru: A child’s life is at stake

I remember when I was pregnant with my oldest son, I had no idea how to care for this new little life. Parenting is full of uncertainties, but as I held my newborn son one thing was certain — I would do anything to protect him. I’ve spent this week in Peru, meeting a...
One dose of medicine + one booklet equals two cures

One dose of medicine + one booklet equals two cures

Children are dying slow, painful deaths in developing countries. But it’s not from what you might expect. I’m not talking about war or famine — or even the squalid conditions of refugee camps. The killer I’m talking about is parasites. Intestinal worms are common in...

our pledge: their hope

On World Water Day, we asked you to pledge with us to improve global sanitation. We asked you to look honestly at the World Water Crisis, and we asked you to do something about it . . . and you did! With more than 1 billion people without access to safe drinking water...

Easter: The Gift of Hope

Happy Easter from the World Help family! Today, we want to pause and say thank you for joining us in bringing help and hope around the world. Easter is the celebration of Jesus Christ—His compassion, our renewal . . . and eternal hope. It marks the promise of...
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