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What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

  Damsa is only 16 years old. If she lived anywhere else in the world, she would probably be in high school, looking forward to applying to university. She might have dreams of becoming a doctor or a lawyer someday. She might enjoy shopping or going to the park...
Will You Help Women in Need This International Women’s Day?

Will You Help Women in Need This International Women’s Day?

  Tomorrow is International Women’s Day — a time to both celebrate the accomplishments and recognize the struggles of women around the world. In places like Ukraine, Afghanistan, Thailand, and India, women and girls face unimaginable hardships every day. Both...
How a lemon tree is bringing hope to women in Zambia

How a lemon tree is bringing hope to women in Zambia

  Today is International Women’s Day. And with all the issues facing our world today, you might be wondering why should we single out the issues facing women? Why should we care? Well, for one thing we worship a Savior who went out of His way to associate with...
This 12-year-old is being groomed for the sex industry

This 12-year-old is being groomed for the sex industry

Brinda doesn’t squirm as her mother runs a comb through her long, dark hair. She doesn’t object to the makeup, the jewelry, or the fresh change of clothes. Because Brinda knew this day would eventually come. “I knew what was in store for me when I was 5 years old,”...
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