Home is a part of our identity. It is an ecosystem for growth, stability, and security. . . . A sanctuary for children to grow up. . . . A safe haven for days of illness or distress. . . . A place where meals are shared and community is cultivated. Now imagine being...
For 100 days starting in April 1994, a darkness unfolded in Rwanda that permeated the soul of every citizen … a subjugation of human rights severe enough to earn Rwanda a front page in world history. Despite the horror of the Rwandan genocide, the country has...
“I stayed up until 5 a.m. this morning working on tonight’s message,” Campus Pastor Johnnie Moore told Liberty students last Wednesday night. “I had planned on speaking about how to handle the problems you are facing at this moment, but instead, I am going to talk...
Outside the cement-block shack, two children—a boy and girl with dark hair and freckles—run barefoot, avoiding the sharp rocks as best as they can. Their bodies are in perpetual motion because the ground is too cold to stand in one place for too long. They jump and...
The children darted between the throng of adults, playing carefree, their hearts cheerful and lighthearted for the first time in months. The smell of food cooking, the brightly-lit tree in the corner, hearing their parents laughing . . . and knowing there were gifts...