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EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

This past week, I had the privilege to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to thousands of South Sudanese refugees in a camp in northern Uganda. I knew going in that this trip would be different from my previous trips to refugee camps around the world. The South...
The case for getting uncomfortable

The case for getting uncomfortable

As he headed to the airport, Noah Hanson gazed out his car window at the town that had become as familiar as the back of his hand — its comforts and familiarity seemed to stand in stark contrast to the unpredictable journey ahead of him. Several months prior, the...
4 ways clean water saved Bulembo’s children

4 ways clean water saved Bulembo’s children

In the developing world, the process of gathering water can seem like something out of a scary movie — a journey fraught with danger, uncertainty, and terrifying obstacles. When I’m thirsty, I don’t think about how I’m going to get water. I just walk over to the sink...
What love looks like: Rescuing Uganda’s abandoned children

What love looks like: Rescuing Uganda’s abandoned children

Cyrus walked over to the wide-eyed baby boy at the Rescue Program in Uganda and spotted a piece of paper next to his crib: Abandoned. “What is his name?” Cyrus asked. “Moses,” the staff worker told him, smiling. “It means blessing.” Even though Moses had been...
Recovering a stolen childhood

Recovering a stolen childhood

War seems so clear-cut in our history books. We’re given an exact start date and an exact end date and told that everything that matters happened in between. There may be a chapter or two dedicated to the causes that led up to the war, but we rarely get more than a...
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