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Bloggers Share the Story of Operation Baby Rescue

Coming up October 1-6, World Help will be teaming up with a group of writers and storytellers on a trip into the mountains of Guatemala and into the heart of Operation Baby Rescue. Through their eyes, you will be able to see the challenges faced by these impoverished...

Health to Guatemala: One Village at a Time

When Pastor Brian Bloye returned from a World Help sponsored trip to Guatemala, his heart was overwhelmed by the needs he saw in the indigenous communities there. A church-planting veteran and founder of the church-planting Launch Network, he has always had a passion...

Becoming Part of the Transformation

If you will step out of the boat and put your foot in the water, God will use you. -Pastor John Lloyd of Christ Community Church in East Taunton, Massachusetts. This is a truth that Pastor John and his congregation live and serve by. After many years of faithful...

The Best Birthday I Ever Had

Last week, I turned 65 . . . a milestone that many of my peers would rather skip over and quickly forget. But for me, it was a birthday I’ll remember the rest of my life. I was in Guatemala with several incredible people who support World Help and are instrumental in...

Travel Notes from Guatemala

Last week, I travelled to Guatemala with Tiffany Eriksen. Tiffany serves as our Community Engagement Leader at World Help and focuses on the Operation Baby Rescue campaign. This was her first time in Guatemala and it is always exciting to see this country through...
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