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What love looks like: Rescuing Uganda’s abandoned children

What love looks like: Rescuing Uganda’s abandoned children

Cyrus walked over to the wide-eyed baby boy at the Rescue Program in Uganda and spotted a piece of paper next to his crib: Abandoned. “What is his name?” Cyrus asked. “Moses,” the staff worker told him, smiling. “It means blessing.” Even though Moses had been...
Restored hope: Susy’s rescue story

Restored hope: Susy’s rescue story

Jan. 12, 2015, was a day of rejoicing for Roberto and Guadalupe. It was the birthday of their first baby girl. Extreme poverty had enveloped their lives for as long as they could remember … but little Susy’s entrance into the world signified a bright ray of hope....
Your love is worth sharing

Your love is worth sharing

Whether you’re spending Feb. 14 with a significant other, a group of friends, or a pint of ice cream, don’t let the day pass without giving your heart to someone in need.  We believe love is worth sharing.  And this Valentine’s Day, you can do something more...
Celebrate this Valentine’s Day like never before

Celebrate this Valentine’s Day like never before

Pop quiz! With Valentine’s Day just two weeks away, how are you planning to celebrate? Will you … A. Celebrate your love for your spouse with a special dinner? B. Celebrate your love for your friends with a night out together? C. Celebrate your love for your family...
How your love overcame death in rural Guatemala

How your love overcame death in rural Guatemala

Houses made of sticks and grass cover the rocky landscape in the village of Filincas — a small community cut off from modern society, tucked away in the mountains of Guatemala. Life in this remote village is consumed with a fight for survival — a daily battle against...
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