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You could meet your sponsored child

When you think of the ultimate sponsorship experience, what comes to mind? For many, it’s probably getting to meet your child. Every year, some of our Children of the World choir members have the opportunity to meet their sponsors. That meeting is always special, but...

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...

Like Father, Like Son: One Trip, One Passion, One Commitment

  The Andrews family live in the beautiful and lively city of Evansville, Wisconsin. As parents, Joshua and Kia wish to share their faith, passion, and concern for others with their children. Knowing there is no better lesson than life-experience, they decided...

Guatemala Trip Update Day Four: Clean Water and TOMS Shoes

Today we visited the village of Los Limones where we saw firsthand the impact a clean water well can have on a community. We also had the opportunity to wash children’s feet and give them each a pair of TOMS shoes. Guatemala Trip Day 4: Clean Water for Limones from...

Guatemala Trip Update: Blanca Olivia

Today I had the special privilege of seeing Blanca Olivia. She was at the Baby Rescue Center for a routine check-up and is doing well. She is gaining weight and her health is improving. Update with Blanca from World Help on Vimeo.
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