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[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

  Here’s a tough question: If you were starving and had to decide between taking a Bible or a bag of rice, which would you choose? I was confronted with this same question on my recent trip to South Korea. While I was there, we visited with our partner, who works...
On the ground in Peru: You can cure kids and restore their futures

On the ground in Peru: You can cure kids and restore their futures

This past Christmas, my oldest son left home early to travel with his band. He had been home from college for only a short time, so I was sad to see him leave — but I was also so very proud.As a mother, I have done my best to encourage my children to follow their...

From the Field | Ending Bondage in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand is the last stop in my journey—and it’s here where the horrors of the international sex industry seem to culminate. There’s an estimated 15,000 sex workers in one area of the city alone, and thousands of individuals from around the world come to...

From the Field | Reaching the Streets of Pattaya

I’m continuing my journey on to Pattaya, Thailand—a beautiful coastal city . . . and home to an estimated 30-50,000 sex workers. It’s hard to imagine that this relatively small city is one of the sex capitals of the world. In fact, this is where Thailand’s sex tourism...

Light in the Darkness | From the Field

Over the next few days, please join me on a journey . . . thousands of miles away from the cool, clean, comfortable shores of America. I’m going to regions in our world where few people are willing to look beyond what’s broken, destitute, and needy . . . where too...
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