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The Heart Behind World Help

The below is from guest blogger Michele-Lyn Ault. She is a wife of 15 years and mama to four, including the daughter she had at 16. She recently traveled as a World Help blogger to Guatemala in October 2012 and hopes to bring encouragement and stir passion to pursue...

Rescue Reflections | Blogger Trip Day Five

UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE by Michele-Lyn Ault This week I have blogged from Guatemala, for World Help, Operation Baby Rescue. I’ve poured out my heart. I’ve tapped out in words the stories I feel compelled to share with you. And images have convey where words fail to. I...

Restoring Futures | Blogger Trip Day Four

I SAW JENRI by Lauren Mills [ … ] Plus, I was given the opportunity to share about the little one who grabbed hold of my heart from the first day.  There are so many precious, beautiful babies at the center.  So many being nursed back to health and showing such...

Rescued | Blogger Trip Day Three

THE NEXT STEP, AT THE RESCUE CENTER by Michele-Lyn Ault After the river rescue, a few of us were able to ride with the children and mamas to the Rescue Center at Hope of Life. I was honored to be one of them, riding on the ambulance holding on to the rail, holding on...

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...
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