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First Impressions | Blogger Trip Day Two

  OPERATION BABY RESCUE: DAY TWO by Lauren Mills Yesterday morning I caught my first glimpse of Guatemala through a small airplane window. Even from a distance, I could make out a thousand brightly colored, makeshift homes, squished and crammed on the leveled...

Traveling to Guatemala | Blogger Trip Day One

  FROM THE CLOUDS . . . by Noel Yeatts [ … ] Meeting physical needs must come first sometimes. In that way, not only do we “earn the right to be heard”, but we show that God really cares about our whole life. As Gabe Lyons says, “In the lives of the...

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...

Noel Speaks at Liberty University’s Convocation

Earlier this week, I had the privilege of watching my daughter and World Help’s Vice President, Noel, speak to a jam-packed stadium of over 10,000 students and faculty at Liberty University. Thousands more watched via the live stream. Having spoken at my alma mater on...

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...
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