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What to buy for the person who has everything nothing

What to buy for the person who has everything nothing

“10 gifts for the person who has it all.” “Incredible gadgets for that friend who has everything.” Maybe you’ve seen similar headlines popping up on your favorite websites or on magazine covers as the Christmas shopping season draws near. It seems every year more and...

Day Six: A Place to Call Home

Northern Uganda | The Lord’s Resistance Army’s reign of terror throughout rural Uganda triggered a wave of mass chaos. Thousands of Ugandans fled to escape the violence of the rebel army, causing a refugee crisis of disastrous proportions. Because either...
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