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A snapshot of water in Africa

A snapshot of water in Africa

Several years ago, the United Nations released an overwhelming statistic: women in Africa spend 40 billion hours a year collecting water. Yes, I said billion. That’s equivalent to the amount of time the population of France spends at their jobs every year. It’s no...
What’s up with the Children of the World?

What’s up with the Children of the World?

It’s been a whirlwind year for the Children of the World choir! They’ve gone to new places, seen new things, eaten new foods, and spread the love of Christ and the hope of the Gospel across the United States. Three of the children have even been able to meet their...

Water Essay | Through the Lens

“Most people envision gushing, crystal clear water abundantly flowing off the majestic Himalayan Mountains in Nepal. To tell you the truth, I knew the need for clean water was prevalent before my husband and I lived here, but really, I had no grasp as to how...
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